Fit to Practice: Augmenting Modular Cognitive Behavioral Procedures with Case Conceptualization
2016
Modular Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (mCBT) is guiding child psychotherapy into the future. mCBT is
founded on a growing body of empirical research and clinical applications. Despite its compelling advantages, there are
some potential cautions. In order to fit children’s diverse presentations mCBT must be individually tailored via case
conceptualization. Case conceptualization is widely regarded as an essential CBT competency area and a pivotal
component of evidence based procedures. Nonetheless, case conceptualization is a demanding task and the literature
suggests that inter-related reliability is suspected. This article addresses these issues and offers several recommendations
for improving inter-clinician reliability. Finally, the paper ends with a presentation of a bench-to-bedside confabulated
case to illustrate the cognitive behavioral case conceptualization process.
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