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25.01.2022 Introducing Prue and Shelley, Lithgow NewAccess Coaches from Marathon Health. Have a listen to both of them talk about their role as NewAccess Coaches. CBTi proudly provides training and supervision to NewAccess Coaches in various regions of Australia.

21.01.2022 Advantages of Technology & Remote Working during uncertain times such as the impact of coronavirus CBT Institute training is based on the UK Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) program. This aims to offer service users evidence-based psychological therapies for common mental health problems. A key part of the programme has been developing a competent workforce with services measured by clinical recovery and not just by short waiting lists. In Australia, CBTi h...as adapted IAPT training with initiatives such as beyondblue’s NewAcces program using remote technology to cover vast distances. https://www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/newaccess This means that during the coronavirus crisis services can continue to operate even when workers and users are in isolation. LiCBT Coaches can deliver interventions by phone or video-link online and access a consultant supervisor in the same way, across Australia’s vast distances. These initiatives can assist to minimise disruption to mental health services in such uncertain times. https://www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/newaccess

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19.01.2022 CBTi was delighted to be back in Dubbo NSW in November 2019 providing LiCBT training. Thanks very much to the team at Marathon Health for hosting us for the week. Pictured with CBTi director Dominic Gallagher are Corrin Kelly and Jenna Dolbel from Marathon Health Strong Minds, and Anita Crispin from Lives Lived Well.

19.01.2022 CBTi was delighted to be back in Canberra in January 2020, with a new cohort of psychologists starting their 1yr high-intensity CBT (HiCBT) training course. This is the 5th cohort of HiCBT trainees that CBTi has trained for Catholic Care Canberra & Goulburn since 2017 and we are so pleased with the ongoing evolution of psychological stepped-care services in Capital Health Network. Thanks very much to the team at Catholic Care Red Hill for hosting us for the week. Pictured with CBTi director Dominic Gallagher are Tony Last, Lara Fridgant, Peter Henry, Sue Pobjie, Caitlin Hammond, Brittany Cattanach, Kevin Nursalim, and Francesco Causo.

18.01.2022 We finished our first day of remote working!! It's mostly business as usual for us (except we now have over 235 small offices instead of 5 main hubs ). Just remember that physical distancing doesn't mean we aren't available to support you!

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07.01.2022 There's no shame in getting help, it's an incredibly brave thing to do. And when you put your hand up and ask for support we're here for you. You can make an ...appointment with a local headspace centre or if you're a young apprentice, the Support to Skills program could be for you. Find out more: marathonhealth.com.auS2S #MensHealthWeek

05.01.2022 CBT Institute Team Day 12th March 2020 Luckily members of the CBTi from across Australia were able to catch up at the Science Exchange in Adelaide before the corvid 19 virus outbreak and travel restrictions. CBTi consultant Julianne Watson spoke on maintaining fidelity in clinical supervision... CBTi Director Dominic Gallagher spoke on supervision for experienced practitioners CBTi consultant Brendan Koivu introduces his recent developments in building an online training portal and learning platform. A productive and engaging day, with exciting new developments and another busy year ahead.

03.01.2022 Another cohort of LiCBT coaches started training with CBTi in October 2019. Thanks very much to the team at South West Sydney PHN for hosting us for the week. Pictured with CBTi director Dominic Gallagher are Natalie Hemsley, Tim Searle, Hayley Shiner, & Melissa Nakhle from Bolton Clarke, Gavin Connor from One Door Mental Health, and Kylie Lamb from Lives Lived Well.

02.01.2022 CBTi was back in Canberra in October 2019 with a new cohort of LiCBT coach trainees from around Australia. Thanks once again to Catholic Care Canberra & Goulburn for hosting us for the week. Pictured with CBTi director Dominic Gallagher are, Ian Larnach, Camilla Griffiths, Jenna Haase, and Jeremy Butler from Marathon Health, and Leanne Cole from Woden Community Service Next Step Capital Health Network.