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Cognitive Processing Therapy--It Just Works!

Cognitive Processing Therapy--It Just Works!

Friday, November 13, 2026 (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM) (PST)

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Join Dr. Jaimie Lusk, a dedicated clinical psychologist and national Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) trainer, for an insightful session on the efficacy of CPT in treating PTSD. This presentation will explore why CPT stands out as Dr. Lusk's preferred evidence-based treatment for PTSD, highlighting its effectiveness, gentle approach, and parsimonious nature. Dr. Lusk will share her extensive experience in utilizing CPT with both veterans and civilians, emphasizing how this therapy empowers clients to "become their own therapists" by generalizing learned skills to new situations. The session aims to provide mental health professionals with the knowledge and tools to consider whether learning CPT is right fort their practice, as they support recovery and resilience in clients facing the challenges of PTSD.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Grasp the Core Principles of CPT: Gain a deep understanding of Cognitive Processing Therapy's foundational concepts, appreciating its effectiveness and the gentle approach that allows clients to make significant gains without the need to share trauma details.
  • Explore CPT Techniques: Learn how CPT strategies can be tailored to individual client needs while fostering their ability to self-manage and apply coping skills independently.
  • Assess CPT's Research Support and Effectiveness: Evaluate the robust research evidence supporting CPT's efficacy in treating PTSD and moral injury, understanding its place among leading trauma-focused therapies in promoting lasting change.

Dr. Jaimie Lusk

Dr. Jaimie Lusk, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist at both the Portland Vet Center and in private practice, as well as a national trainer in Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for PTSD. With a rich background in trauma-focused psychotherapy, Dr. Lusk specializes in treating veterans and civilians with PTSD and moral injury. Her work integrates evidence-based practices with a compassionate approach to foster healing and resilience. A veteran herself, Dr. Lusk's unique insights enhance her effectiveness in addressing the complexities of trauma. Her contributions to the field, through both clinical practice and research, underscore her commitment to advancing trauma therapy. As a presenter for the Oregon Psychological Association, Dr. Lusk will share her expertise in CPT, offering valuable insights into its application and impact.

Friday, November 13, 2026 (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM) (PST)
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