Psychosocial Interventions in Coordinated Specialty Care: CBTp and IRT-Presentation And Q&A

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Video Summary

The video features a presentation by Dr. Kate Hardy and Dr. Piper Meyer-Calos on Individual Resiliency Training (IRT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis (CBT-P). They discuss the principles, steps, and evidence-based nature of both interventions in the context of early psychosis and coordinated specialty care (CSC). They emphasize the importance of developing a strong therapeutic rapport and engaging in collaborative exploration of experiences. The presenters also address challenges such as training and cultural adaptation, and provide resources for further information and training. Throughout the presentation, they answer audience questions on topics including co-occurring disorders, involvement of family members, working with high distress levels, and adapting interventions for specific beliefs or symptoms. The video is a collaboration between PetNet, SMI Advisor, and a SAMHSA-funded initiative, and offers CEU credits for physicians and psychologists. The presenters encourage participants to post questions in the chat box, ensuring they select "everyone" to share their questions with all. The video concludes by discussing the potential integration of IRT and CBT-P and the importance of individualizing interventions while considering cultural backgrounds and individual goals.

Keywords

Individual Resiliency Training

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis

Early psychosis

Coordinated specialty care

Therapeutic rapport

Collaborative exploration

Training and cultural adaptation

Co-occurring disorders

Involvement of family members

High distress levels

Adapting interventions