TEAM-CBT Training with Thai-An/TEAM-CBT Immersion for Healing Depression and Anxiety

  • $749 or 5 monthly payments of $155

TEAM-CBT Immersion for Healing Depression and Anxiety

  • Course
  • 1 Lesson
  • Starts Dec 7

Take a break from seeing clients and immerse yourself in a weeklong advanced TEAM-CBT learning journey to level up your skills and effectiveness.

Learn powerful TEAM-CBT methods for depression, anxiety, and emotional healing through experiential training and live practice.

19 TEAM-CBT expert trainers join forces to share with you their favorite, most impactful tool that every therapist should know.

If you're feeling stuck with some of your clients, this training will help you:

  • Enhance your effectiveness in the healing process for depression and anxiety.

  • Deepen your understanding and embodiment of TEAM-CBT.

  • Improve your confidence and joy on the healing journey with your clients.

  • Help your clients achieve the transformational change they're looking for.

Details:

  • Date: December 7-11, 2026

  • 30 NBCC CEs

  • 30 CEUs for Oklahoman LPCs, LMFTs, LADCs, LCSWs, LBPs

  • 30 TEAM-CBT Certification Units, earn enough credits for Level 2 certification

  • Go beyond the basics. A minimum of Level 1 TEAM-CBT Certification is required in order to participate.

    • Having only certified participants will make it a more engaging learning experience and more rewarding teaching experience for trainers.

    • Options for TEAM-CBT Level 1 Certification in FAQs section below.

  • 10 Workshops, 2 workshops per day, 3-hr deep dives per workshop.

    • 15 min break during 3 hr session; 1 hr break for lunch each day.

    • AM Session 8:30 - 11:45 PST/10:30 - 1:45 CST (Click here to convert to your time zone)

    • PM Session 12:45 - 4:00 PST/2:45 - 6:00 CST (Click here to convert to your time zone)

    • Engaging didactics, experiential group exercises to bring the concepts to life, demos, and 1:3 ratio for an intimate, enriching practice group experience.

Must attend live to earn CEs.

Contact me at thaian@teamcbttraining.com if you have additional questions or need accommodations with a learning need.

Schedule: December 7-11, 2026

Monday AM: Empathy

If clients talk endlessly despite multiple invitations to do more active work, or your reviewing of the post-session survey feels mechanical or formulaic, this workshop will help you:

  • Review the ETS in an empathic way that enhances connection.

  • Create deeper connection and safety with clients through using the 5 secrets of effective communication in response to client feedback.

  • Demonstrate and practice effectively addressing patterns in therapy that interfere with therapy progress, allowing you to move forward with clients as a team.

Monday PM: Addressing Resistance

If you have been stuck at times in the "Yes, but" cycle or felt burnt out with clients exhibiting resistance, this workshop will help you:

  • Shift your perspective and view resistance not as a clinical failure or a barrier, but as a powerful diagnostic tool and a sign of the client's underlying values.

  • Restore Clinical Energy: By learning to use techniques like "Open Hands" and sitting with the resistance, you will immediately reduce your own anxiety, let go of the urge to rescue, and prevent burnout.

  • Gain Higher Compliance and Collaboration: Leave with actionable strategies to secure enthusiastic, informed consent from clients, resulting in significantly higher compliance with psychotherapy homework and active interventions.

  • A Concrete Toolbelt: Participants will gain immediate access to specific TEAM-CBT techniques (e.g., Magic Button, Positive reframe, Dangling the Carrot, Gentle Ultimatum) to systematically melt away resistance rather than fighting it.

Tuesday AM: Alliance Resistance

If you notice unspoken tension between you and your patient, or when you have negative feelings toward a patient (e.g., dread), this workshop will help you:

  • Use the Interpersonal Downward Arrow to identify your role and self-limiting beliefs that can impact Alliance Resistance.

  • Engage in exposure with a dreaded patient scenario.

  • Practice using Changing the Focus to explicitly discuss challenges in the therapeutic alliance, creating the opportunity to strengthen the therapeutic connection.

Tuesday PM: Depression

Work more effectively with depressed clients who feel stuck, hopeless, resistant, or disengaged despite understanding therapy concepts intellectually.

  • Effectively identify and address hopelessness, resistance, and motivational barriers in depression treatment.

  • Engage in experiential exercise "Would You Actually Do It" to deepen understanding of the importance of addressing resistance first before methods in depression treatment.

  • Apply and practice Behavioral Activation and Externalization of Voices to strengthen values-based action and values-based self-talk.

Wednesday AM: Anxiety

If you've been feeling uncertain about effective interventions for anxiety, this workshop will help you

  • Gain confidence in implementing exposure-based approaches for phobias, panic, and other anxiety presentations.

  • Apply a 3-pronged approach that addresses the emotional, cognitive, and neurobiological aspects of anxiety.

  • Demonstrate and practice Paradoxical Magnification and Interoceptive Exposure techniques to reduce anxiety sensitivity and avoidance behaviors.

Wednesday PM: OCD & Effective Exposure

It's normal to feel discomfort with using exposure strategies, which is often a necessary ingredient for helping clients heal from anxiety and OCD. Improve your confidence and competence in implementing exposure exercises after attending this workshop.

  • Describe the rationale and procedure of exposure techniques.

  • Use the Positive Reframe and Triple Paradox technique to address process resistance for exposure techniques.

  • Use measure of subjective units of distress (SUDs) and apply it to construct a fear hierarchy.

  • Practice Cognitive Flooding.

Thursday AM: Social Anxiety

When feeling stuck with socially anxious clients who express, "I'll be judged, I'll be rejected, I'll humiliate myself, I'll make others uncomfortable, or "I won't be able to handle it," this workshop will help you:

  • Identify common therapist and client behaviors that weaken interpersonal exposure, including vague exposure design, insufficient data tracking, hidden safety behaviors, reassurance-seeking, over-explaining, and premature rescue.

  • Apply social-anxiety-specific testing, agenda-setting and positive reframing strategies to address client resistance before using interpersonal exposure methods to increase effectiveness.

  • Design precise Survey Technique and Rejection Practice exercises that target specific feared predictions and support real-world generalization.

Thursday PM: Relationships

When clients struggle in their relationships and want to get closer to others but certain ineffective interpersonal patterns get in the way, this workshop will help you:

  • Experientially apply the Relationship Journal to one personal or professional relationship to enhance your self-awareness in your own interpersonal patterns.

  • Describe Circular Causality and how awareness of interpersonal patterns help create change toward more effective, connecting interpersonal patterns.

  • Demonstrate and practice effectively addressing resistance to changing communication patterns with Positive Reframing and Voicing the Resistance.

Friday AM: Trauma

If you've struggled to help clients with persistent intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, nightmares, and trauma reminders that continue to impact daily functioning, this workshop will help you:

  • Identify PTSD symptom patterns and how memory reconsolidation creates lasting change in trauma-related emotional learning.

  • Analyze recurring nightmares, intrusive memories, and trauma narratives to uncover unresolved emotional themes and unmet needs, facilitating healing of unresolved trauma memories and trauma-based beliefs.

  • Practice Memory Rescripting to help clients develop new emotional experiences of safety empowerment and resolution.

Friday PM: Live Session Demonstration

Watch a TEAM-CBT session unfold from beginning to end with two of my mentors and esteemed TEAM-CBT Master Trainers Jill Levitt and Mike Christensen. Observe the power of TEAM-CBT as they uncover the process step-by-step with a volunteer therapist doing personal work with a real life issue. This is one of my favorite ways to learn TEAM-CBT. Sit back, relax, observe, learn, and be moved and inspired!

FAQs

Who is this training for?

This course is for certified TEAM-CBT practitioners, coaches and therapists who are wanting to improve their effectiveness and confidence in using the TEAM-CBT model. This training focuses on advance applications of TEAM-CBT for helping clients heal from depression and anxiety in order to improve their overall quality of life.

How do I get Level 1 TEAM-CBT Certification in order to attend this training?

You can earn Level 1 TEAM-CBT Certification through several routes:

Can I receive CEs for this course?

You must attend live in order to receive CEs. This course is approved for the following CEs:

  • 30 NBCC CE hours

    • All counseling boards nationwide accept NBCC CEs

    • If you're a psychologist or social worker, check with your state board if they accept NBCC CEs for your license

  • 30 CEUs for Oklahoma LPCs, LMFTs, LBPs, LADCs and LCSWs).

  • 30 TEAM-CBT certification units, qualifying you for Level 2 TEAM-CBT certification hours.

Can I just purchase the recordings if I can't attend live?

Yes, you can register before the training begins and have lifetime access to the recordings. You get a 40% discount if you can't attend live and participant in the practice sessions. Here is the coupon link for the recordings only option with 40% off.

How long do I have access to the course?

All registrants have lifetime access to the recordings.

Are there discounts for those of us who can't afford the training?

A payment plan option (5 monthly payments of $155) is available to ease financial burden. For those who need an additional discount due to a financial hardship, disability or health condition, or who live in countries with a very high exchange rate for the US dollar, you can complete the financial discount application here: https://forms.gle/phA3WgxPvg3sQwy36.

Can I get a refund?

You can receive a refund for live trainings if you cancel at least 2 weeks before the event start date (no later than November 22, 2026 for this training). Refunds will be issued in full, minus a 5% processing fee. There are no refunds for live courses and trainings that have already started. You get lifetime access to the recordings.

I have another question.

Please email me with any other questions, and I will add it to the FAQs section. thaian@teamcbttraining.com

Meet our Certified TEAM-CBT Trainers

TEAM-CBT was created by Dr. David Burns, and we are all grateful to our teacher and mentor who helped to improve our lives and millions around the world. We honor Dr. Burns and his brilliant work with this TEAM-CBT Immersion for Depression and Anxiety training.

Amber Warner, LCSW

Amber Warner, LCSW is a California-based psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and executive leader dedicated to transforming the mental health experience for individuals, families, and communities. A Level 4 TEAM-CBT therapist since beginning her training in 2017, she also served as a Feeling Good Institute (FGI) therapist for four years. Amber is the founder and leader of Optimum Wellness Group, Inc., a nonprofit organization committed to expanding access to high-quality, culturally responsive, and comprehensive behavioral health care. Through her private practice, supervision, and leadership, she brings a trauma-informed, equity-centered approach to healing and system change.

Angela Krumm, PhD

Angela Krumm, Ph.D. is a Licensed Counseling Psychologist and the Director of Professional Development at the Feeling Good Institute in Mountain View, CA. Angela has 20 years of experience conducting Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), with a special focus on anxiety disorders, social skills, depression and insomnia. She fell in love with TEAM-CBT when she saw that it could make her clinical work more effective and she now enjoys sharing those skills with other therapists. Outside of work, Angela loves hiking, high quality wine, and any challenging 1000 piece puzzle.

Angela Poch, RPC

Angela Poch, Registered Professional Counsellor is a TEAM-CBT Level 5 Master Therapist & Trainer, Certified Health & Wellness Coach, teacher, mentor, author, and speaker. Helping therapists and coaches be more effective with their clients through TEAM-CBT is her passion. She also enjoys helping individuals have personal growth by working through painful emotions, troubling thoughts, and unwanted behaviours. She is passionate about God’s message of health and healing for body, mind, and soul, as taught in the Ministry of Healing.

Brandon Vance, MD

Brandon Vance, MD is a psychiatrist in Oakland, California US. He enjoys working with people around depression and various forms of anxiety including PTSD. He also practices ketamine therapy and hypnosis, in addition to having a love for couples therapy. He finds TEAM-CBT to be fun, highly effective and empowering. He and Heather Clague, MD run the sliding scale online Feeling Great Book Club, a 12-week online group learning and practice of the teachings and techniques of the book Feeling Great for anyone including patients and therapists.

Bridget Hannahan, PhD

Bridget Hannahan, PhD is a Level 4 TEAM-CBT Therapist & Trainer and has over 30 years of experience as a clinical psychologist. She specializes in this model of cognitive behavioral therapy. In recent years, she has focused on OCD with additional training and experience using Inference-based CBT (ICBT) and Supportive Parenting for Anxious Childhood Emotions (SPACE). Dr. Hannahan’s passion is teaching other therapists TEAM-CBT methods, recognition of OCD in all its manifestations, and use of evidence-based approaches in treating OCD. She is based in Alabama, with Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT) in all participating PsyPACT states.

Elizabeth Dandenell, LMFT

Elizabeth Dandenell, LMFT, has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Alameda, California, for over 25 years, specializing in the TEAM CBT model. In the course of her practice, she discovered the “TEA” in TEAM is a solid foundation to set up a multitude of methods for anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. She integrates Methods from CBT, ACT, IFS, and the Gottman model. Among her favorite methods to teach are Exposure and Experimental; both are also among the most effective. Elizabeth is dedicated to supporting clients in helping themselves and teaching other mental health practitioners with knowledge, compassion, and a generous heart. When she is not engaged in professional work, she loves to exercise, garden, take long walks, and kayak with her family, friends, or just by herself.

Heather Clague, MD

Heather Clague MD is a psychiatrist and level 5 TEAM therapist and trainer with a practice in Oakland, California whose life and practice was transformed by TEAM therapy when she attended a workshop by Dr. David Burns in 2014. She co-leads the enthusiastically received Feeling Great Book Club and leads groups for deep practice in the Five Secrets of Effective Communication. She has been featured on the Feeling Good Podcast and her writing has been published on psychotherapy.net and Bull literary magazine.  In addition to her work as a TEAM therapist and trainer, Heather provides psychiatric consultation in the public hospital system in Alameda County.  She is the mother of two young adults, enjoys singing, improv and powerlifting, and was certified as a level 2 cat lady in 2024.

Indrani Mookerjee, DSW, LCSW-C

Indrani Mookerjee, DSW, LCSW-C is a Level 4 TEAM Therapist and Trainer. She co-owns a group practice in Maryland, in which she uses TEAM-CBT exclusively. She works with people who are experiencing mood problems and habits and addiction issues, including perfectionism/procrastination. Her passion is helping people with their relationship problems - couples, parents-children, siblings, any dyad. She loves to teach and train therapist in this beautiful model.

Jill Levitt, PhD

Dr. Jill Levitt is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and the Director of Training at the Feeling Good Institute. Dr. Levitt has more than 25 years of experience conducting Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and has been trained by some of the world’s leaders in CBT. She has co-written several scholarly articles in the areas of OCD, PTSD and Panic Disorder. Most recently she has been co-teaching CBT with Dr. David Burns at the Stanford University School of Medicine in her role on the Adjunct Clinical Faculty in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. She is a certified Level 5 Master Therapist and Trainer in TEAM-CBT Therapy. She earned her BA in Psychology with Honors from the University of Pennsylvania and her MA and Ph.D. in Psychology from Boston University where she conducted research with David Barlow at the Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders.

Leigh Harrington, MD

Leigh Harrington, MD, is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and TEAM-CBT trainer based in Northern California, and a former Chief Resident in Psychiatry at Stanford. She is passionate about helping individuals overcome social anxiety, self-doubt, and interpersonal avoidance so they can engage more fully and authentically in their lives. She specializes in social anxiety, relationships, and working with high-capacity individuals ready for their next level of growth and evolution. Her teaching is warm, dynamic, and highly practical, blending depth with real-world application and experiential learning. She enjoys creating spaces where therapists and clients feel both safe and inspired—conditions that naturally lead to meaningful change, and even some fun along the way.

LJ Davis, LPC, LPCC, LCMHC

Lee "LJ" Davis, is an LPC, LPCC and LCMHC in Georgia, California and North Carolina respectively.  He fell in love with TEAM-CBT around 10 years ago, when the tools and techniques he heard about on the Feeling Good Podcast helped him personally. He has stayed in love with it because of the incredible healing and growth he has seen in his clients since learning it.  He especially loves helping clients overcome anxiety, depression, insomnia and difficult relationships.  In addition to all of that, he survived his first full marathon earlier this year, and he is excited to be part of this TEAM-CBT Immersion!

Marina Dyck, RPC

Marina Dyck, RPC is a clinical counsellor in private practice based in Saskatchewan, Canada. She is deeply passionate about TEAM-CBT because it bridges compassion with powerful, evidence-based tools that create real, lasting change. Her work focuses on anxiety, trauma, and emotional resilience, with a strong emphasis on neuroscience-informed, practical tools that clients can use immediately. Marina is the author of 30 Days to Better Parenting, where she translates complex neuroscience and therapeutic concepts into simple, usable strategies for everyday life. She brings an engaging, down-to-earth style that helps people feel both understood and empowered.

Mike Christensen, MACP, RCC-ACS

Mike serves as the Global Clinical Director at Feeling Good Institute at the. Mike plays a key role in assisting others in their growth and development to become really phenomenal therapists. Mentoring others inspires him and fuels his passion for this work. He is a Certified Level 5 Master TEAM-CBT Therapist and Trainer and is the Director of Feeling Good Institute Canada. His specialties include anxiety, depression, and habits and addictions. He provides advanced level online training with the Feeling Good Institute for therapists around the world and is co-author of Deliberate Practice of TEAM-CBT with Dr. Maor Katz. He is a Registered Clinical Counselor with the BCACC, holds a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology degree and has the designation of ACS as a clinical supervisor.

Nivedita Singh, MA, PGDCP

Nivedita Singh is a psychotherapist, TEAM-CBT trainer, Founder of Meta Counsel, a mental health edtech organization in India focused on right-skilling therapists through deliberate practice. She is also the director of Ashoka Centre for Well-Being. She is passionate about bringing structure and accountability into therapy using the TEAM framework - especially testing and melting resistance to drive real change. Her work centers on helping therapists move from insight to precision in intervention, with a strong focus on exposure-based methods and skill development. She particularly enjoys working with complex cases where clients feel stuck.

Richard Lam, LMFT

Richard Lam is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Mountain View, California. He is deeply passionate about TEAM-CBT because it transforms traditional talk therapy into an active, collaborative framework that empowers clients with practical, real-world skills for lasting change. Richard specializes in utilizing structured, results-oriented CBT and Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) to help adults overcome anxiety, OCD, and depression. When he isn't developing clinical tools, he is likely busy tackling his latest weekend home improvement.

Rhonda Barovsky, PsyD

Rhonda Barovsky, LCSW, PsyD, is a level 5 TEAM therapist and trainer. She found David Burns, MD, and TEAM-CBT in 2013 at a 4-day intensive, which changed her life both professionally and personally.  Watching Dr. Burns and Jill Levitt, PhD conduct personal work when their "client" had a miraculous transformative experience inspired Rhonda to dedicate herself to learning and practicing TEAM-CBT. Rhonda works with people coping with depression and anxiety, who have suffered trauma (survivors of sexual, physical or emotional abuse, domestic violence, divorce or separation), and those in cancer treatment. Rhonda has led the Wednesday TEAM-CBT training group for five years. In addition to TEAM-CBT, Rhonda provides EMDR, Ketamine-Assisted Therapy, and other types of integration work. The biggest honor of Rhonda's professional life was working with David Burns as the host and producer of the Feeling Good podcast from 2020-2026, when she produced 273 episodes. Rhonda is very proud of her two sons, and three grandchildren!

Robyn Blake-Mortimer, Clinical Psychologist

Robyn Blake-Mortimer, Clinical Psychologist and Level 5 Master Trainer who lives in Adelaide, South Australia. She is excited about the framework TEAM provides and the way it supports us to demonstrate advanced empathy skills with all our clients. She specializes in relationship work and training other therapists. The bulk of her practice is helping neurodivergent couples overcome communication mismatches to get the loving connection they want. She thinks we learn best from lived experience and is happily writing a book about some of the more dramatic mistakes she has made over the years!

Sunny Choi, LCSW

Sunny Choi, LCSW is a clinical therapist with experience serving underserved communities, including immigrant, ethnic minority, LGBTQ+, and low-income clients. Before becoming a therapist, he worked in the technology sector, giving him insight into professionals navigating stress, performance pressure, and life transitions. He is passionate about TEAM-CBT because of its effective structure and results-driven approach, and he is committed to training and mentoring the next generation of therapists serving similar communities.

Thai-An Truong, LPC, LADC

Thai-An is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) in Oklahoma City. She has found TEAM-CBT to be life-changing for her, both professionally and personally and is excited to share powerful healing tools and processes with other therapists to help them feel more confident and successful in helping your clients change their lives. She loves to integrate ACT, IFS, and Coherence Therapy into her work and is an IFS Therapist, Level 3 through the IFS Institute. In her private practice, she specializes in the treatment of trauma and OCD.

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Thai-An Truong, LPC, LADC has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7913. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Thai-An Truong, LPC, LADC is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.

Oklahoma State Board of Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselors Provider Number: 20260060

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Approved CE Provider for Oklahoma State Board of Behavioral Health Licensure