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Welcome to Cognitive Workshops, a cognitive therapy training company run by Dr. Lorna Tener, a psychologist in private practice in Ottawa, Canada, and her husband Brian Toller. Here you can find out about the workshops we organize for psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers and other mental health professionals.

 

The workshops focus on beginner and advanced cognitive therapy training, and are given by professional trainers who are outstanding in their fields of expertise. Workshops tend to be two-day, offering proven, practical skills to improve a therapist’s technique. They are offered in Canada and Great Britain. Since 1995, more than 18,000 mental health professionals have attended our events.

 

Compassion Focused Therapy:

Finding an Antidote to Shame and Self-Criticism

 

Dr. Paul Gilbert is presenting an updated workshop on Compassion Focused Therapy in Canada this fall. There are still places available in all three cities.

 

Ottawa: Oct 23-24, 2008

Toronto: Oct 27-28, 2008

Vancouver: Oct 30-31, 2008                        More >

DATES FOR UK WORKSHOPS IN 2009

 

Dr. Christine Padesky will be giving two workshops in London in spring 2009.  

 

The first, on April 6-7/09, will provide an overview of fundamental CBT skills. The second, on June 15-16/09 , will present an in-depth look at collaborative case conceptualisation. Workshop details will be posted here this fall.

 

 

About Dr. Christine Padesky

Canadian Address

Cognitive Workshops

108-858 Bank St.

Ottawa, ON K1S 3W3

 

United Kingdom Address

Cognitive Workshops

Box 410, 10 Great Russell Street

London WC1B 3BQ

 

Contact Us

 

 

About Dr. Paul Gilbert

5 September, 2008


NEW UK MAILING ADDRESS

Please note our mailing address in London has changed effective
Aug. 1/08 to:
Box 410,
10 Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3BQ.
Mail sent to our Tottenham Court Rd. address will be forwarded until the
end of 2008.