Cambridge Psychology Group

For our fall CE series, Dr. Pooja Saraff will present an overview of cognitive processing therapy (CPT). She will cover the theory behind the treatment, how to deliver it session by session, and common barriers to providing it effectively. Join us for this complimentary CE webinar on Thursday, December 5th! For more details and to register, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/eVuF7Njh

For our fall CE series, Dr. Leslie Wright will review techniques for managing suicide risk, including strategies to maintain clients safely on an outpatient basis and considerations for taking further action if necessary, including initiating crisis responses. Join us for this complimentary CE webinar on Thursday, November 7th! For more details and to register, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/gEz3pkQG

Join us in welcoming Dr. Aileen Peters! Dr. Peters combines evidenced-based treatment with a culturally sensitive, collaborative, person-centered, and strengths-based approach to treat adults who feel stuck and are experiencing depression, anxiety, life transitions, or seemingly insurmountable challenges. Her goal for each client is to help them create and live their best life. We're excited to have her join the CPG team! Dr. Peters has immediate openings for adults. To read more about her, see her full bio here: https://lnkd.in/eWbGHYjQ To make a referral or inquiry, please reach out to info@cambridgepsych.org.

“The intensive program was just the catalyst I needed to regain my life back from OCD. I was given an exceptional number of CBT and ACT tools to combat my intrusive thoughts and to say ‘yes’ to the fear rather than shrinking from it. Thank you!” -GB, age 26   Over the past year, our IOP team has had the privilege of working alongside numerous clients during our 2-week Intensive CBT Program for Anxiety and OCD. We love receiving beautiful testimonials such as the one above that remind us just how impactful the program can be for clients who are struggling with severe symptoms and are feeling stuck. We are accepting new clients for our IOP immediately, with no waitlist.   To learn more about our program, please visit: https://lnkd.in/esmsp9Df   Please direct all inquiries and referrals to: info@cambridgepsych.org

We're proud to share that CPG psychologist, Dr. Jasmine Mote, published an Op-Ed in Scientific American. She discusses the science behind sleep training, the mental health benefits for parents, and how everything from setting a bedtime routine to “crying it out” can help both parents and babies get better sleep. You can find the article at the link below. Dr. Mote provides therapy to adults with mood, anxiety, and psychosis-spectrum disorders, as well as to those experiencing major life transitions. She welcomes the opportunity to work with new parents, including helping mothers navigate the difficulties and stress that can accompany pregnancy and the postpartum period. Reach out to info@cambridgepsych.org if you’re interested in working with her. https://lnkd.in/eGRDEYY8

CPG is pleased to announce our new OCD Skills & Support Group! Led by Dr. Bethany Shikatani, this group offers the opportunity for participants to connect with and learn from others who have lived experiences with OCD, as well as to discuss CBT and ACT concepts. The group will run every Wednesday from 12-12:50pm on Zoom, starting September 18, 2024. Learn more about our groups here: https://lnkd.in/gNjSvvR5 To make a referral or inquiry, please reach out to info@cambridgepsych.org.

Join us tomorrow for Dr. Shikatani's webinar on OCD treatment! Register for free here : https://lnkd.in/gpfN8anU

Don't miss the final session of our Spring CE Series! On June 27th, Dr. Bethany Shikatani will share evidence-based techniques for treating OCD. This complimentary webinar is not to be missed! For more information and to register, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/ei-7yZQG

CPG is excited to announce our new Walking Group for Anxiety and Depression! Led by Alyssa Peechatka, Ph.D., this unique group offers the opportunity for participants to engage in two key aspects of mood regulation – physical exercise and social interaction – while learning and practicing cognitive- behavioral skills. Learn more about our groups here: https://lnkd.in/gNjSvvR5 To make a referral or inquiry, please reach out to info@cambridgepsych.org.

In the final installment of CPG's Spring CE Series, Dr. Bethany Shikatani will provide concrete tools to integrate cognitive work and ACT strategies into traditional exposure and response prevention for OCD. Join us for this complimentary CE webinar on June 27th! For more details and to register, click the link below: https://lnkd.in/ei-7yZQG