Total Lifestyle Therapist
Trying to get behavior change in your patients using motivational interviewing, CBT, and other proven methods? this is the course for you, full description below!
This 8 week course is a deep dive into the realms of health behavior, the patient-therapist relationship, and facilitating a client/patient’s behavior change process through cognitive behavioral interventions, as well as enhanced communication strategies, designed to address the five elements. This skills-based course is designed to address the growing need for therapists and other health care professionals to improve patient/client self-efficacy, empowerment, adherence, and self-management behavior. Course structure is highly interactive, including self-assessment, self-reflection, and guided practice opportunities, aimed to enhance therapist confidence to address lifestyle conditions.
OBJECTIVES
By the end of the course, the participant will be able to:
Implement an action plan to address imbalances in therapeutic alliance
Implement brief cognitive behavior therapy interventions to elicit positive health behavior change
Create a personalized engagement plan for each of the five elements
Enhance client/patient well being through clinical application of Flourshing.
SCHEDULE: 8 week curriculum (EACH MODULE = 2 WEEKS)
Module 1: Managing the Patient/Client Relationship
Key Topics: Therapeutic Use of Self, the Intentional Relationship Model, and Therapeutic Modes
Key Activities: Self-assessment, Role-Playing, Self-Reflection
Module 2: Brief Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Key Topics: Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Interventions, ABC Model
Key Activities: MI Skill Building Exercises, CBT Worksheets
Module 3: Lifestyle Redesign
Key Topics: Personal Engagement Plan, Goal Setting, Five Elements, My Ideal Day
Key Activities: Coaching, Reflective Practice, Instructor Feedback
Module 4: Human Flourishing
Key Topics: PERMA Model, Resilience, Grit, Post-Traumatic Growth
Key Activities: Addressing mental barriers, Self-Reflection
PLEASE NOTE: OUR ONLINE COURSES REQUIRE ACTIVE PARTICIPATION TO BE AWARDED CREDIT WHICH MAY INCLUDE READING, HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS, AND QUIZZES. WE DO NOT ALLOW STUDENTS TO “DROP BACK” TO PRECEDING COHORTS DUE TO INABILITY TO COMPLETE WORK ASSIGNED EXCEPT UNDER EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES. ICE FACULTY HAVE THE FINAL DECISION IN ALLOWING A “DROP BACK” BUT STUDENTS ARE ONLY ALLOWED ONE “DROP BACK” PER COURSE. FAILURE TO COMPLETE THE COURSE ON YOUR 2ND ATTEMPT WILL NOT YIELD CEU CREDIT. ALL COURSES ALLOW FOR A 7 DAY GRACE PERIOD AFTER COURSE CONCLUSION TO RECEIVE CEU CREDIT.
FACULTY
Dr. Jeremy Fletcher, PT, DPT, OCS
Dr. Jeremy Fletcher, PT, DPT, OCS currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of South Alabama where he teaches Health Promotion and Wellness. Jeremy has received additional training in PT/OT Health Focused Practice, Motivational Interviewing, and Psychologically-Informed PT Practice. He consults with Veterans Recovery Resources, a Mobile, Alabama based non-profit organization, where he is responsible for the development of the community reintegration and peer support programs for Veterans struggling with substance abuse and other co-morbid conditions. Because of his efforts, he was recently named a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clinical Scholar Fellow. The Clinical Scholar program seeks to build interdisciplinary teams of clinicians collaborating across sectors, tackling significant, complex health problems in their communities, ultimately building a Culture of Health. In addition to his clinical and community involvement, Jeremy also serves a Major in the US Army Reserve. Jeremy is blessed with a wonderful wife, Cherish, and three beautiful children.
Megan O. Doyle, MS, OTR/L, TPS, Cert-APHPT
Megan practices as an occupational therapist full time for St. Luke’s Health System in Boise, ID, currently working in their inpatient/SNF departments, with prior experience across a continuum of settings, including outpatient. With education and additional training in cognitive behavioral therapy, treating pain from a biopsychosocial perspective as a Certified Therapeutic Pain Specialist, and Lifestyle Redesign™, as well as a vested interest in behavioral and mental health, she is striving to combine these components and move them “upstream” to a population health level.