Rogers Memorial hosts national CBT training session

Thirty therapists from across the country visited Rogers Memorial Hospital June 11-13 for The Behavioral Therapy Training Institute (BTTI). BTTI is a three-day course on cognitive-behavioral therapy for the treatment of OCD and OC-spectrum disorders sponsored by the International OCD Foundation. The faculty members included two of Rogers Memorials’ own clinical staff. Pictured are (from left) Cheryl Carmin, PhD, Karen Cassiday, PhD, Bradley C. Riemann, PhD, David Jacobi, PhD, Patrick McGrath, PhD, and Alec Pollard, PhD.

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