Psychotherapeutic Strategies to Cope with the Dark Side of Religious Engagement: Integratus 3(2) Homestudy

Description:

This minicourse includes one article from Integratus, the official journal of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association: Psychotherapeutic Strategies to Cope with the Dark Side of Religious Engagement, by Thomas G. Plante, PhD.

This clinical reflection discusses examples of the psychological upsides and the downsides of religiosity. Examples of religion getting in the way of health and wellness are explored, followed by strategies for therapists to better address these issues in their clinical work. Participants will carefully read the associated text via their subscription to Integratus which is included in their current CPA membership.

Category of Education:  D1.3 Practice/Education/Research

Intended Audience:

• Students

• Psychologists

• Counselors, Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, Addiction Counselors

• Clergy/Religious

• Medical professionals, M.D., P.A., Nurses

Content Learning Level:  Intermediate

Schedule:  50 minutes: Read article, 10 minutes: Take quiz, Total 1 hour: 1 CE

Learning Objectives:

1. Discuss three reported examples of how religiosity can get in the way of psychological health and wellness.

2. List three principles for psychotherapeutic success when religiosity may be getting in the way of psychological health and wellness.

Cancellation Policy:

Refunds will not be offered for this event. However, registrants who cannot attend live are able to select the option to watch on demand and complete the home study to receive CE credits (if offered) at a later date. Any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to admin@catholicpsychotherapy.org for more details.

The Catholic Psychotherapy Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Catholic Psychotherapy Association maintains responsibility for this program and its content.