Author Archives: Candice Monson

Check out the continuing education tab for the recent posting of the JAMA article reporting on our recent randomized controlled trial results. Cheers, Candice

I’m so delighted to announce the birth of our new book title by Guilford, which includes the treatment manual for CBCT for PTSD. We will be posting the slightly revised versions of the client handouts to match the manual on … Continue reading →

Hi all, Just a heads up that the outcomes of our most recent trial were recently published in the Journal of Traumatic Stress. You can find a jump to the article on the Literature page. Outcomes of our randomized controlled … Continue reading →

I hope this Sunday finds you all well! I’m writing to update you on the confirmed certification requirements: -Participation in a Foundational workshop -Participation in at least 20 hours of teleconsultation calls -Delivery of the entire protocol to at least … Continue reading →

Hi all, Just wanted to let you know that we are developing a certification process for the protocol. It will involve the following: *         Participation in a Foundational workshop *         Participation in a required number of teleconsultation calls; *         Implementation … Continue reading →

A recent write-up about the I.M.P.A.C.T. (Investigating Methods to Prevent, Assess, and Care for Trauma) Lab at Ryerson University can be found at: http://www.ryerson.ca/psychology/news/UP!%20Newsletter%20Winter%202010.pdf.

Hi CBCT’ers, Just a quick note to let you know that we just submitted a supplement to our current study of CBCT for PTSD’s efficacy funded by NIH to do some initial testing of the therapy with non-romantic dyads and couples … Continue reading →

http://www.ryerson.ca/news/news/Research_News/20100330_trauma.html

Hey there! Has anyone seen the web-streamed video on reviewing TIQs in the Refresher Training Area, Stage 1? Check it out and let me know what you really think. Candice

Hi all, Today our clinical research team had an interesting converation about the underlying theory and principles of the dyadic cognitive restructuring in CBCT for PTSD. I thought it would be interesting to share with you. In short, our UNSTUCK … Continue reading →