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Have you had some training in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), yet are wondering how to increase your competency? Do you find yourself relying mostly on techniques - classic exercises and metaphors - without knowing how to most effectively make use of ACT from the ground up with a given client? Would you like to know how to target key processes of change that can radically transform how you relate to and approach human suffering and its alleviation? Do you have blind spots or skill deficits that you’d like to specifically target and improve upon?
This interactive, intermediate-to-advanced live-online course facilitated by Lou Lasprugato, Peer-Reviewed ACT Trainer, now in its 7th annual iteration, is designed to deepen, broaden, and sharpen your clinical skills in ACT through self-assessment, deliberate practice, and functional feedback. You will leave this course with an ability to more fluidly and effectively make use of process-based functional analysis, the therapeutic relationship, and behavioral interventions that shape psychological flexibility with respect to client and context.