Emotion Regulation in Action
Friday, April 6
1:00 pm– 3:00 pm
The 4th Annual Clinical Practice Symposium will feature a panel of expert clinicians working with an adult client struggling with moderate emotion regulation problems. Emotion Regulation problems range from mild to complex presentations and different treatments target them in a unique way in the therapy room (DBT, ACT, and recently ERT)
The panel of experts will demonstrate how to work with these tricky moments in therapy with “hands-on” interventions that involve exposure, core emotion regulation and distress tolerance skills.
Learning objectives:
- Apply different treatment interventions for an adult client struggling with emotion regulation problems.
- Integrate current clinical research findings into the treatment of clients struggling with emotion regulation problems.
- Utilize the knowledge of experts in conceptualizing the presentation of a client struggling with emotion regulation problems.
Moderator:
Patricia Zurita-Ona, PsyD
East Bay Behavior Therapy Center
Presenters:
Matthew McKay, PhD
The Wright Institute
Rochelle Frank, PhD
Private Practice & University of California, Berkeley
Todd Farchione, PhD
Boston University
Thank You to the Organizing Committee:
Eric Goodman, PhD - Coastal Center for Anxiety Treatment
Jill Stoddard, PhD - Center for Stress and Anxiety Management
David Yusko, PhD - Center for Anxiety and Behavior Therapy
