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CPT, or Cognitive Processing Therapy, is a modality used in treating trauma for individuals ages 14 and up. Your presenter will demonstrate how parts of CPT can be used in the interactive sandtray between client and therapist. Using the clients' maladaptive belief, or stuck points, the client and clinician will explore the relationship between thoughts and feelings.
Then, in sandtray play therapy, we'll explore the relationship between the two sides of our brains and use miniatures to help promote a new narrative.
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Objective 1:Provide a brief description of CPT and the origins of the modality when writing treatment plans.
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) is an evidence-based trauma treatment originally developed to help survivors of sexual assault and...
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Objective 2: Apply knowledge of the A-B-C worksheets and utilize these worksheets in sessions with clients in preparation for sandtray play therapy.
The A-B-C worksheets are a core tool in Cognitive Processing Therapy, helping clients make sense of how their thoughts, emotions, and...
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Objective 3:
Utilize the somatic experiences of the client to help the client identify feelings by using miniatures and sandtray play therapy
Sometimes words just don’t cut it—especially when a client is overwhelmed or shut down.
We explored how to tap into the body’s wisdom...