Depression Treatment Study in Anchorage, Alaska For Sale

Dear colleague(s),
Behavioral Tech Research, Inc. is pleased to announce a new opportunity to learn and use Behavioral Activation treatment (BA). BA is a brief, behavioral treatment for adults with depression that has been found to be highly effective in the treatment of depression. In collaboration with BA treatment expert, Dr. Sona Dimidjian, we have developed a BA computer-assisted therapy (BA-CAT) program. BA-CAT is a web-based, HIPAA compliant program that is designed to provide training and on-the-job support to clinicians learning BA treatment.
Training: BA-CAT allows clinicians to easily learn about BA via media-rich training resources that can be accessed from anywhere at any time.
On-the-job support: BA-CAT provides support when you most need it -- before, during, and after therapy sessions. The program guides clinicians and clients through each session of BA in real-time so you can be confident that you are delivering BA in the way it is intended.
We are seeking clinicians who are currently treating adults with depression to participate in a research study to determine the effectiveness of this new BA-CAT program. Our goal is to evaluate how using the BA-CAT program compares to standard care for depression. No prior knowledge of BA is necessary!
Who can be in the study?
Answer these four questions to find out if you may be eligible for this study:
Are you a practicing mental health professional or in a psychotherapy training program?
Do you currently have one or more clients with depression on your case load?
Have you previously received less than 12 hours of formal training in BA?
Are you interested in utilizing an evidence-based therapy for the treatment of depression?
If you answer yes to all of these questions, you may be eligible for this study! To find out, you can complete a brief eligibility screen online at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/WWPXKTY
You can also visit our website to access all of the Depression Treatment Study materials:
http://www.btechresearch.com/#!depression-treatment-study/cqn2