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Primer Mes: Fundamentos en Terapia Cognitivo Conductual en Adicciones

Clase 1: Generalidades de la terapia Cognitivo ConductualArchivo

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Concepto de la Terapia cognitivo conductual (TCC)
Características de la TCC Relación terapéutica
Actividad complementaria

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Clase 2: Evaluación Cognitivo Conductual en Adicciones

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Evaluación cognitivo conductual
Análisis funcional de la conducta
Práctica y ejercicios
Actividad complementaria

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Clase 3: Diagnostico Funcional y Clínico en Adicciones

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Diagnostico funcional en adicciones
Diagnostico clínico en adicciones
Practica y ejercicios
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Clase 4: Psicometría e Instrumentos en Adicciones

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Aspectos básicos en psicometría
Instrumentos en adicciones
Practica y ejercicios
Actividad complementaria

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