David Rubin
Joseph B. Kirsner Professor of Medicine, University of Chicago Medicine (University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine)
Gastroenterology
Describe information related to PTSD, including prevalence, DSM criteria, morbidity and comorbidity. Explain two exposure-based approaches for reducing PTSD symptoms by confronting trauma memories and related emotions. Discuss how using exposure to trauma memories and emotions facilitates shifts in the perceived meaning of the trauma. Explain an in vivo exposure hierarchy for reducing trauma-related situational avoidance. 6. Explain the mechanisms by which exposure to trauma-related situations and cues reduces PTSD symptoms. 7. Plan an effective in vivo exposure for PTSD and troubleshoot common pitfalls that undermine in vivo exposure. 8. Identify core trauma-related beliefs 9. Describe techniques to assist patients in recognizing and challenging trauma-related beliefs 10. Discuss how to guide patients in restructuring trauma-related beliefs to generate more accurate and helpful cognitions 11. Describe how to recognize and support emotional habituation inherent to the behavioral and cognitive techniques used with patients 12. Identify and describe coping skills training for patients who struggle to engage in adaptive behaviors 13. Discuss how to teach patients how and when to use mindfulness and distress tolerance skills in CBT for PTSD
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Joseph B. Kirsner Professor of Medicine, University of Chicago Medicine (University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine)
Gastroenterology
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