Resources for Mental Health Professionals
Cognitive Therapy Resources for Mental Health Professionals

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James Pretzer, Ph.D. is a Consulting Editor at Behavior OnLine where he moderated the Cognitive Therapy forum for years and now contributes blog posts. To read his blog posts go to http://behavior.net/author/jpretzer/ and to visit the archives of the Cognitive Therapy forum point your web browser to http://behavior.net/forums/cognitive/

How can I learn more about Cognitive Therapy?

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For information about the Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy's offerings, go to our educational programs page.

Options for consultation and training - The Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy offers consultation and training on a broad range of topics. We can provide programs tailored to your needs locally, regionally, and nationally (we've even done one international expedition). For information about our offerings, go to our educational programs page.

An informal network of independent Cognitive Therapy Centers has developed over the years. Many, but not all, of these centers offer some form of training in Cognitive Therapy.

To stay current with the latest advances in Cognitive Therapy, the Beck Institute for Cognitive Behavior Therapy has a free blog at https://www.beckinstitute.org/get-informed/newsroom/.

Locating Cognitive Therapy Referrals

• The Academy of Cognitive Therapy is a national organization to which many expert cognitive therapists belong. Their referral directory can be found at http://www.academyofct.org.
• The Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies maintains an international directory and, while not all ABCT members provide Cognitive Therapy, a high proportion of them practice Cognitive Therapy or closely related approaches. ABCT's directory can be accessed online at http://www.abctcentral.org/ or by phone at (212) 647-1890.