The present and future of Cognitive Behavior Therapy

Dr. Rob Hindman is a licensed psychologist in independent practice and faculty member of the Beck Institute of Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, Philadelphia, USA. He received his BA in Psychology from Columbia University and PhD in clinical psychology from the Catholic University of America.
His research focused on stress, anxiety, and mindfulness and he developed two mindfulness-focused stress reduction programs for a student population. He has co-authored book chapters on anxiety, mindfulness, and Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), as well as written the Beck Institute online course on CBT for Anxiety Disorders, CBT for Suicide Prevention, and Integrating Mindfulness into CBT.
Dr. Hindman provides CBT for clients with diverse presenting problems in a private practice setting. In his role as a Beck Institute faculty member, he teaches CBT to a wide variety of mental health professionals and paraprofessionals. He has also presented to national and international audiences on the topic of CBT for anxiety disorders, depression, and personality disorders. Dr. Hindman also conducts individual and group consultation and supervision for therapists looking to learn or improve their skills in CBT.
Dr. Robert Hindman was our special expert guest in this broadcast, discussing several current and upcoming directions in the model and practice of CBT.
• The present and future...