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Focuses on teaching child and/or  \ncaregiver specific skills.  \n• Age: children and adolescents  \n• Problem Area: anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, behavioral problems, substance abuse  \n• Components: functional analysis, skills training  \n• Outcomes: positive shift in thoughts, feelings, or behavior via skills to modify dysfunctional thinking and behavior; decrease in symptoms  \n©2024 MVP Health Care 6  \nCBT (Cont’d)  \n• Modality: weekly or biweekly depending on the severity; over 12 to 20 weeks; can be done individually or in group format  \n• Setting: community agency, hospital, outpatient clinic  \n• Adaptations:  \n• Alternatives for families – A Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (AF-CBT)  \n• Combined Parent-Child Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CPC-CBT)  \n• CBT paired with Motivational Enhancement Therapy and Family-based Behavior Treatment  \n• Problematic Sexual Behavior – Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for School-Age Children (PSB-CBT-S)  \n• Coping Cat  \n• Training: certification available in CBT via a variety of institutes  \n• Qualifications: Master’s degree in mental health  \nSee Beck Institute and Academy of Cognitive Therapies in the Resources slide  \n©2024 MVP Health Care 7  \nCBT Case Example  \nDavid is a 12-year-old boy who has difficulty interacting with peers and paying attention in school. In these situations, he describes becoming worried that he will not be able to succeed. He worries his peers will not like him and think he is strange. In classes, he becomes overwhelmed while trying to listen to his teachers and drifts off. However, he excels in his writing class and has been approached by his teacher to contribute to the school newspaper. David is concerned he won’t meet his teacher’s expectations and becomes anxious and paralyzed.  \n©2024 MVP Health Care 8  \nHow can CBT help David?  \nCBT can teach David skills to examine his patterns of thinking and  \nfeeling and how these affect his behavior. For example:  \n• Cognitive therapy can examine the root of his negative thoughts around not meeting expectations. His writing can be an identified as coping outlet  \n• Behavior therapy builds on how his cognitive distortions impact his difficulty paying attention in school  \n• Specific skills for David’s parents can help them better recognize and manage his concerns  \n©2024 MVP Health Care 9  \nTrauma-Focused Cogitative Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)  \n• A conjoint child/adolescent and parent/caregiver psychotherapy model for youth who are experiencing significant emotional, cognitive and behavioral difficulties related to single, multiple and complex ","cbCaitmGcmrnnf86","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitmGcmrnnf86","pdf",1239024,36,"English","# Evidence Based Practices (EBPs) Definition\n# Review of Common EBPs\n## Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)\n## Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)\n## Additional EBPs and Resources","[{\"question\":\"What are Evidence Based Practices (EBPs) for children?\",\"answer\":\"EBPs are clinical intervention programs supported by numerous research studies showing effectiveness for a targeted population and problem areas. 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