Class Modelos Cognitivo-Comportamentais Aplicados à Ciberterapia e Reabilitação Neurocognitiva

Introduction to the fundamental concepts of CBT

S1. Cognitive-behavioral models (CBM): framework S2. Behavioral models 2.1. Development - Contributions by Watson, Skinner, Wolpe and Meichenbaum 2.2. Key concepts: classical conditioning, operant conditioning, reinforcement, extinction, generalization, discrimination, modeling, counterconditioning, chip economics 2.3. Conception of psychopathology 2.4. Behavioral evaluation: Functional evaluation model 2.5. Behavioral Therapy Techniques 2.6. Contributions and Limitations S3. Cognitive Models 3.2. Albert Ellis and the Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy 3.3. Aaron Beck - Cognitive Therapy and Depression 3.4. Contributions and limitations S4. Cybertherapy and neurocognitive rehabilitation (CNR: rational, advantages and limitations for psychotherapy 4.1. Applications of CNR rehabilitation to the treatment of mental disorders: anxiety disorders and eating disorders 4.2. Applications to cognitive neuropysociology - assessment and rehabilitation S5. Future CNR rehabilitation challenges

Teaching methodologies include: classes of expository nature (EM1) presentation and discussion of practical
applications of the exposed contents (EM2) exemplification with practical cases (EM3).

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