Medical CBT Training
three-credits-per-hour workshops | register early to save $200
Why train in medical CBT?
Medical CBT is a streamlined adaptation of cognitive behavior therapy for ten-minute medical visits. Physicians trained in medical CBT enjoy lower stress, improved patient outcomes, and greater job satisfaction (reports). Choose the option that works best for you:
1. An introductory workshop (not required)
2. A broad PsychUpdate (30 papers in 3 hours)
3. An in-depth module (12 topics; order flexible)
Whatever path you choose, you'll learn to provide better psychological care within your routine appointments —while earning three-credits-per-hour. All workshops have earlybird deadlines. Register now to save $200.
Keeners may wish to commit to a Certificate in Medical CBT (CMCBT) or a one-year Fellowship in Medical CBT (FMCBT). CBT Canada also provides a customizable series of in-house workshops (e.g., Happiness Science, SuperDoc, Teen CBT).
Two brand-new workshops
1. Teen CBT. Join us online on June 25 for our newest module, Teen CBT: Guiding Adolescent Growth. You'll gain tools to help teens navigate today's rising mental health challenges—from device addiction to eco-anxiety. This practical, evidence-based course includes GPA Science tips to boost academic performance. Save $200 when you register early.
2.Ancho Collection. We're pleased to present two workshops in collaboration with McGill University again this year, both on December 4, 2025. PsychUpdate's brand-new Ancho Collection runs from 9:00AM–12:30PM, and Dysthymia: CBT's Pathway out of Chronic Depression & Suicidality runs from 1:00PM to 4:30PM. Both are held c/o Zoom. Each is 3.0 hours and certified for 9.0 Mainpro+ credits. Register before the earlybird deadline to save $200.
Three cruise options
1. Mediterranean CME cruise. Join us from August 15–27, 2025 (12 nights) aboard the magnificent Celebrity Eclipse. We explore five European countries: France, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and the United Kingdom. The three-credits-per-hour CME covers three PsychUpdate collections, for a total of 27.0 Mainpro+ credits. Staterooms start at $8,820 CAD and your companion cruises free.
2. Valentine's Caribbean CME cruise. Join us from February 7–14, 2026 (7 nights) aboard the soon-to-be-launched Star Princess. Ports include Roatan and Belize. The CME is the popular Personality Disorders module (extended version). Staterooms start at $4,186 CAD for an inside cabin and $5,338 CAD for a balcony, with all taxes included. For a limited time only, these rates include a drinks package, WiFi, and gratuities—for all guests—and your companion cruises free.
3. Mediterranean CME cruise. Join us from August 7–17, 2026 (10 nights) on the new Celebrity Ascent. We explore four European countries: Italy, Croatia, Greece and Montenegro. The CME includes SuperDoc and Happiness Science modules (6.0 hours). Staterooms start at $8,920 CAD, taxes included, with drinks package, WiFi, and refundable deposit, and your companion cruises free.
To book your complete CME cruise package, email Arlene
at vacation@cbt.ca, or telephone 877.466.8228 x 333
Testimonials
- Specific & clear points... very practical... well worth the time… CBT should be core training for all physicians. —Peter MacKean, MD, FCFP, President, College of Family Physicians of Canada
- Pithy pearls... my work in the clinic would have been way easier if I'd had this training back in medical school. —Johanna Murphy, MD, FRCPC, Director, General Internal Medicine Fellowship, Queen's University School of Medicine
- I wish I’d had this training at the start of my medical practice—it would have saved me much headache & heartache. This series of workshops should be a mainstay for all those in family medicine… The presentation style & content are exceptional. —Harry Vedelago, MD, FCFP, ABAM, Chief of Addiction Medicine, Homewood Health Centre
- When family doctors ask me how to help patients rely less on opioids, I always steer them to these workshops—these are essential skills for working with patients in pain. —Lori Montgomery, MD, FCFP, Medical Director, Chronic Pain Centre, University of Calgary
- Although we tend to think of CBT as an important therapeutic tool in family practice, I have found it to be extremely helpful in the ED environment as well. I cannot recommend these medical CBT workshops high enough! —Jeff Eppler, MD, FRCPC, Scientific Co-Chair, Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians
You may transfer 100% of your tuition to another workshop (free)
or receive a full refund (minus a 25% processing fee)
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