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Clinical teaching role-play of a CBT-style therapy session exploring fluctuations in mood associated with bipolar disorder. An actor (Sam Newton) plays Tom; the unscripted exchange demonstrates how a clinician gathers information for a psychological formulation. The session moves faster than an average session and does not include every aspect of standard CBT, such as agenda setting. I am a qualified Clinical Psychologist, but this is not intended as a perfect example of CBT. For another therapy demonstration, follow Alex’s first CBT session for anxiety and persistent worry, including setting goals, making sense of the worry cycle and agreeing homework. Watch both sessions in order: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRyiL9FPSHZk Filmed and edited by Leeds Trinity University [Ricardo Barker]. The video was awarded a top video award from Healthline.com in 2015. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:30 Recent hospital admission 1:08 University pressure and escalating workload 2:34 Increased confidence, energy and productivity 4:11 Exam results and other pressures 5:03 End of university and escalating behaviour 6:45 Feeling “on cloud nine” 7:05 New ideas and plans 7:28 Spending and risk-taking 8:04 Reviewing how the episode developed 9:04 Interpreting the changes as part of himself 10:57 Sleep reducing further 12:32 Behaviours outside his usual character 13:19 Relationships and consequences 14:19 Impact on other people Continue learning: First CBT session for depression: https://youtu.be/7LD8iC4NqXM First CBT session for social anxiety: https://youtu.be/XH2tF8oB3cw CBT first sessions and formulation playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC2PK81wvNXQ These videos are educational resources and are not a substitute for professional training, supervision or individual psychological advice.

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