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Acceptance, Commitment Therapy (ACT) Master Class by Jennifer L. Patterson

Acceptance, Commitment Therapy (ACT) Master Class Enhance Psychological Flexibility in Clients with Acceptance, Commitment Therapy (ACT) by Jennifer L. Patterson

Faculty:Jennifer L. Patterson

Duration:17 Hours 15 Minutes | Format:Audio and Video

Archive : Acceptance, Commitment Therapy (ACT) Master Class by Jennifer L. Patterson

Outline:

Master the ACT’s Core Competencies and Skills

“ACT Model”

What is ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)?
Third Wave Behavioral Therapies: A Development of Outcome Studies

Principles of ACT

Behavioral Sciences in Context
Functionalism in Context
Theory of Relational Frames Happiness Trap
Understanding Is Important for Clinical Practice

Conceptualizing the Case

Avoiding new experiences is the main issue.
Exercises that Test Creative Hopelessness ACT Clinical Interview
Diagnostic Inflexahex Model

Six Core Processes of Psychological Inflexibility in the Diagnostic Model

Avoiding Experience
Lack of knowledge
unknown values
Negative Behaviors
Conceptualized Self Attachment Cognitive Fusion

Six Central Processes of Psychological Flexibility in the Treatment Model

Acceptance
Conscious Selection Making\sValues Clarification
Knowing Value-Based Behaviors Self-Defusive Feeling

Strategies and Interventions

Evidence-Based Methods and Techniques
Gratitude Action Plan
Sheet for Commitment Plans
Integration of Models Based on Evidence Role-playing videos for CBT, DBT, and CFT Case Presentations

Treatment Planning using ACT

Model Suggestaflex Metaphors
Paradoxical Mechanisms
Meditation Techniques
Exercises For Self-Compassion And Much More!

Action by ACT

Trauma

Symptoms of Trauma: Their Purpose
Provide Treatment Objectives
Reduce Self-Harming Behaviors, Boost Psychological Safety, and Practice Mindfulness

Anxiety

Control of the 12-Week Protocol as the Issue
Sheet for Mindful Worry
Algorithm FEAR
Work FEEL Exposure

psychological disorders

Increase the values of emotional tolerance Clarification
Experience vs. the mind
Focus on the Client’s Narrative Work with the Client’s Anger Therapist’s Role: Self-Disclosure

Depression

Reason Giving Rumination Story Telling Damaged 12 Week Protocol Self-Behavioral Conceptualization

Extension Models for ACT

Individuals & Groups: The ACT Matrix

Simple Format for Individuals and Groups
Five-sense encounters
Mental Movements Toward Movements Away
Four quadrants

Trauma Treatment & Prevention: The Crosshairs Chart

Awareness Instruction
Recognize painful feelings and thoughts
Determine Which Circumstances Are Helpful or Injurious to Upholding Your Values at Work, Home, or in Other Important Aspects of Your Life

Young people: The DNA-V Model

Based on Growth and Development for Teenagers, Parents, and Teachers
Recognize the three processes and two perspectives of the model to help adolescents deal with challenging thoughts, feelings, and situations.
Role Noticer for Discovery role of advisor

The Choice Point Model is used outside of client sessions.

Useful for integrating CBT and ACT in the present Values and Skills Target Situation Modification and Selection Section
Change the Character or Regularity of Inner Experience
Be flexible in your response to the situation and your inner experience.
Identify and use the client’s strengths

Marriage: The ID Model

aids in conceptualizing and treating problems with interpersonal relationships
Self-dislike
Lack of Clarity
Avoiding or Holding on to Emotional Experience
Self-compassion\sSelf-awareness
Self-acceptance

Please take note that Marsha M. Linehan, PhD, ABPP, and her organizations are not connected to or related with PESI.

Description:

Watching this ground-breaking Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) master class will help you alter your abilities and acquire key competencies that will help you treat even your most difficult patients more effectively.

You’ll discover how ACT transforms some of the most challenging clinical situations by fusing mindfulness techniques with cognitive-behavioral transformation techniques.

This comprehensive course contains detailed instructions for:

build up a therapy program that adheres to ACT
establish a repertoire of ACT abilities that can be used right away with any client and continuously and fluidly implement evidence-based ACT practices

Clinicians, like you, are seeing better results for a variety of clinical issues, such as personality disorders, trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, and trauma.

You will discover crucial ACT skills that are lacking from your therapeutic practice in order to assist your clients in moving forward with living a meaningful life. The course is packed with thought-provoking lectures, interesting case studies, and guided training. With the knowledge you’ve gained in this master class, you may start using it right now.

With the adaptable and fluid ACT method, revolutionize your clients’ results!

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