Beliefs and The Structure of Prejudice

Come and explore the nature of beliefs and their impact on our behavior!

How do we decide that some people or things are inherently bad? How do we know what to believe? And how do we know that we believe it?

New models have emerged in cognitive therapy that help us to understand the nature of belief systems and how they can persist in spite of contrary evidence in the real world. These same models offer methods for shifting and changing belief structures as well.

If you've ever wondered how brainwashing works, been amazed by another person's bizarre beliefs, or wondered how someone wonderful can have low self-esteem, then come discuss and discover the structure of beliefs and prejudice.

For Therapists:

• Learn new distinctions and methods for diagramming belief structures in cognitive therapy. (No background in cognitive therapy is required!)
• Learn how prejudice is formed, and how it can be shifted
• Learn methods for changing belief structures conversationally
• Learn when to ask specific questions, and when to use "fluffy talk"

Join us to explore a unique model of human functioning!

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