
A time line on the evidence supporting intensive delivery of Cognitive Processing Therapy
Cognitive Processing Therapy or CPT for PTSD is an effective evidence based therapy that like many therapies has been delivered in a weekly or twice
The Centre for Clinical Psychology’s Professional Development arm is committed to training Australian practitioners in evidence-based therapy.
As registered Clinical Psychologists ourselves, we teach what we use daily, based on our understanding of the challenges of clinical work in the Australian context. We offer training workshops, online modules, expert lectures and supervision for groups and individuals.
Our professional development is designed so you can better support your clients through highly effective, evidence-based therapeutic practices. To see upcoming training occurring across Australia, as well as training happening online, select what you’re looking for in the menu.
Jon Finch and Emma Symes are clinical psychologists based in Melbourne and have over 40 years combined experience as psychologists. Their practice, The Centre for Clinical Psychology, has a special interest in working with clients suffering from Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Perinatal and infant Mental Health.
Alongside running their own practice, they and their team offer professional development to other psychology practitioners in evidence-based therapy.

Cognitive Processing Therapy or CPT for PTSD is an effective evidence based therapy that like many therapies has been delivered in a weekly or twice

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