Mastering
Cognitive Behavioural
Therapy
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CBT FOUNDATION FOR NEW & RETURNING PSYCHOLOGISTS
Ten practical modules taking you from assessment and formulation through to cognitive, behavioural and physiological intervention — built from real client scenarios, not just theory.
WHY THIS COURSE
Comprehensive Theory and Practice Resources.
Starting out as a Psychologist, or returning to practice after time away, comes with a steep learning curve that university rarely finishes preparing you for. This program closes that gap with a practical, session-by-session walkthrough of CBT: the most widely taught and used evidence-based approach in Australian psychology.
Many new psychologists know CBT in theory but freeze when it's time to apply it:
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"How do I actually run an intake?"
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"How do I word a thought diary prompt?"
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"What do I say when a client tells me they know it logically, but it still feels true?"
BUILT FROM PRACTICE
Written by a working Clinical Psychologist
This course was created by Nick Webb, Clinical Psychologist at The Harvest Clinic, with content informed by the prior training work of Ric Collen; grounded in real supervision conversations and client work, not generic theory - both Nick and Ric are board approved supervisors under AHPRA.
Real Case Examples
Every technique is taught through a worked client scenario; Mary, Jennifer, Peter, Mai and others, so the theory lands as something usable.
Reflective Activities
Pause points throughout each module, several with model answers, so you can test your own thinking before comparing notes.
Self-Paced Access
Work through all ten modules or just the ones you need, in your own time, on any device.
COURSE OVERVIEW
10 modules, start to finish
No prior CBT experience required; each module builds on the last, from foundational role and formulation through to funding pathways and consolidation.
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Being a Psychologist
Your role in the Australian system, regulatory bodies, evidence-based practice, and reflecting on your own strengths and needs as a clinician.
CBT Assessment & Formulation
Intake interviews, gathering referral and collateral information, and building your first case formulations (the 5 Ps).
Cognitive CBT Part 1
Building a client's awareness of their own thinking, Thought Diaries (A-B-C), and Worry/Thinking Time.
Cognitive CBT Part 2
Cognitive Restructuring, disputing unhelpful thoughts, and working with Core and Intermediate Beliefs.
Behavioural CBT Part 1
Behavioural Activation and Behavioural Experiments, with full worked client examples.
Behavioural CBT Part 2
Understanding avoidance, and applying Graded Exposure — In Vivo, Imaginal and Interoceptive.
Physical Symptom Management
The fight/flight response, relaxation and breathing techniques, sleep hygiene, and substance use considerations.
Delivering Therapy
Microcounselling and engagement skills, risk assessment and crisis referral, reviewing progress, and relapse prevention.
Practical Considerations
Registration requirements, Code of Conduct, and navigating Medicare, NDIS and other funding pathways.
Consolidation & Reflection
Bringing it all together with an end-to-end CBT therapy flow and final case-based activities.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What you get
Real Case-Based Learning
Every module is built around worked examples and client scenarios, so you finish with something usable in your very next session.
Practical Activities
Reflective prompts throughout, some with model answers, to test your thinking before moving on.
Self-Paced & Flexible
Complete all 10 modules or just the ones you need, at your own pace, from any device.
Please note: in its current form, this course does not include an active assessment component and cannot be counted as Active CPD.
THE THINKING BEHIND THE COURSE
From someone who's been in the room
"I remember what it was like stepping into the room as a new Psychologist — plenty of theory, not always enough of the practical, moment-to-moment clarity."
I built this course because CBT is the backbone of evidence-based practice in Australia, and if you're going to use one framework often, it's worth having somewhere solid to stand. This program draws on real client scenarios and the day-to-day questions I've fielded from supervisees over the years, the goal isn't to replace your training or supervision, but to give you a practical companion for the early (and not-so-early) parts of your career.
— Nick Webb, Clinical Psychologist
GETTING STARTED
How to access the course
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Complete enrolment / purchase step
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Create your login with email & password
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Request access — you'll be granted entry shortly after
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Return anytime via "Already Purchased"
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this an evidence-based CBT training program?
Yes — the course is built around CBT, the most widely taught and used evidence-based approach in Australian psychology, drawing on real client scenarios and clinical supervision experience rather than generic theory.
Can I complete CBT training online in Australia?
Yes — the entire program is delivered online and self-paced, so psychologists anywhere in Australia can complete it on their own schedule without needing to attend in person.
What does this Cognitive Behavioural Therapy course in Australia cover?
The course covers 10 modules including assessment and intake interviews, CBT formulation using the 5 Ps framework, cognitive techniques like thought diaries and restructuring, behavioural interventions such as activation and exposure therapy, and registration/funding pathways relevant to Australian practice (Medicare, NDIS).
Is this CBT course suitable for psychologists?
Yes — it's specifically designed for new psychologists and those returning to practice after time away, though experienced practitioners can also use it as a practical refresher.
How can I access CBT training in Australia?
You can access this CBT training entirely online for a $100 introductory price (regular $295), with 2 months of access and 12 CPD hours included.