CBPT Case Conceptualization Course — evidence-based assessment protocol by Knell & Dasari
Case conceptualization is the decisive step in CBPT: it links the child's individual, relational and environmental factors to the presenting problem, turning assessment into an individualized treatment plan.
What you will be able to do
About this course
The Case Conceptualization course focuses on how to systematically assess a child's presenting problems and develop a structured CBPT intervention plan. Participants learn to use the Children's Case Conceptualization Worksheet — a core CBPT clinical tool — to gather relevant information and plan evidence-based interventions.
Case conceptualization is a foundational clinical skill in CBPT. This course equips practitioners to move from assessment to structured, individualized treatment planning.
Course objectives
- Apply the CBPT case conceptualization framework to child clients
- Use the Children's Case Conceptualization Worksheet in clinical practice
- Identify appropriate CBPT interventions based on case formulation
- Develop measurable treatment goals aligned with the CBPT model
Course requirements
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Clinical Social Workers
- Licensed Professional Counselors
- Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists
- Licensed Mental Health Clinical Nurse Practitioners
The delivery of the certificate of attestation at the conclusion of the course will be tied to the evaluation of participants' requirements. In the absence of the requirements, the course hours will not be certified.
Curriculum · 5 lessons + Learning Test · 1h 08min
Instructor
Who this course is for
Psychologists and psychotherapists · Psychiatrists · Clinical and licensed independent social workers · Licensed professional counselors · Marriage and family therapists · Mental health clinical nurse practitioners.
A certificate of attendance is issued on completion, tied to the final learning test.