Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on the links between thoughts (“cognitions”), feelings and behaviour. Your thoughts lead to feelings; your feelings lead to behaviours; and your behaviours can, in turn, positively or negatively influence your feelings.
In support of members across the country, on Tuesday, November 15th, Wednesday, November 16th and Thursday, November 17th, Homewood Health will be hosting a webinar on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, hosted by Katherine Sisak & Emma Rickard (English), and Jacques Lareau & Rivkah Sherman (French).
This session will help you recognize how your thoughts, feelings and behaviours mutually impact each other, and give you tools for dealing with them in your day to day life. As participants will learn, CBT is helpful for treating depression and anxiety, as well as for improving communication, relationships and overall coping and mental wellbeing.
Please join us for this special event.
Space is limited. Register now!
Please note that this webinar will be recorded and posted to our website one week following the final session.
Katherine Sisak, MSW, RSW, RP
Katherine Sisak has worked as a clinician and manager in the field of mental health and addiction for over 10 years in a variety of settings including hospitals, outpatient clinics, shelters, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation programs, and private practice. She has been with Homewood Health since 2016, first as the Trauma Specialist at the Homewood Health Clinic working with first responders consulting for trauma-related issues, and currently as a Clinical Manager with Disability Prevention Services. Katherine holds registration with the OCSWSSW as a social worker, and as a psychotherapist with the CRPO. .
Emma Rickard B.S.W. (Hons.), Post Grad. Dip. Mental Health (Dist.), R.S.W (Alberta and B.C.)
Emma’s background is in Social Work, and she has over 30 year’s related work experience in New Zealand, England and Canada. She has worked in a broad range of clinical settings including; child protection, rehabilitation, private practice and community based mental health. In addition she has educational and training experience both in a university setting, preparing social work students for practice, and as an experienced workshop presenter. Emma has worked in the EFAP field in Canada for 15 years; offering direct counselling to clients, facilitating and developing workshops, with experience in program development. She has held a clinical leadership positon for the last 10 years; liaising with customers, clinicians and clients to maintain the clinical excellence of the services provided. Emma joined Homewood Health in 2014 and is a Regional Director for the EFAP program.
Register Here: Wednesday, November 16th @ 7:00pm EST