CBT Canada & Cruise Ship Centers are pleased to offer an Asian CME cruise from April 11-25, 2016 aboard the spectacular Diamond Princess. And we can hardly wait! We hosted our 2014 Asian CME group on the same ship/itinerary, and everyone enjoyed it immensely. We really look forward to hosting you!
The workshop is the CBT for Anxiety module (12.0 Mainpro-Cs*). Join us and you’ll learn a marvellous set of ultra-brief techniques to help patients overcome shyness, worry, panic & other common anxiety disorders.
Head instructor Greg Dubord, MD is nice & limber from giving over 300 CBT workshops, and is a University of Toronto CME Teacher of the Year. Confirmed assistant faculty includes Rosanna Lima, MD, PhD.
This "bucket list" journey will take our group to exotic destinations in Asia, including Singapore ("the world's most modern city"), Ho Chi Minh City (vibrant Saigon), Nha Trang (tropical seaside paradise), Hue (Vietnam's ancient capital), Hong Kong (China's powerhouse), Taipei (featuring the world's top Chinese antiquities museum), Kagoshima (the ancient samurai stronghold), Kyoto (the Japanese capital for 1,000 years), and the megacity of Tokyo (the largest city on earth).
If you are a world citizen, it is imperative to have some first-hand experience with the rising continent of Asia. If it's your first trip to the region, you and your travelling companion(s) will return transformed from our mesmerizing exploration of the ancient and modern sights. Your understanding of the world—and your rapport with many of your patients—will increase immeasurably.
Upgraded balcony staterooms start at $7,499.84 CDN (which includes all taxes, and companion cruises free). Inside cabins start at just $5,079.84 ("all in"). Book your cruise & CME with Pauline at Cruise Ship Centers at (888) 739-3117?.? Space is limited.
*The AAFP and the CFPC have a bilateral reciprocal accreditation agreement for continuing professional development activities. Members of the AAFP who attend CME activities that have been accredited by the CFPC for Mainpro-C credits can claim AAFP Prescribed credit. When reporting to the AAFP, Mainpro-C credits earned must be reported as Mainpro-C credits, not as AAFP Prescribed credit. (2012 COD)