Are you interested in learning how to integrate ACT, RFT, and clinical behavior analytic approaches to enhance your clinical practice and case conceptualization skills?
Or are you stuck with particular cases, or needing help integrating ACT in interpersonal, cancer, end-of-life, dying, or grief contexts?
Or are you new to ACT and interested in having a coach as you implement it in your practice?
If so, I may be able to help. My name is Jen Gregg, and I first came upon ACT in 1995 and immediately felt a powerful connection to this work. I was lucky enough to start working with Steve Hayes that same year, and have been researching, delivering, and training clinicians in ACT ever since. I am a professor at San Jose State University in Northern California since 2004. Clinically, I specialize in coping with cancer, end-of-life, grief, and integrating positive psychology interventions into psychotherapy. I am a peer-reviewed ACT trainer and my training specialties include all of these areas plus training new clinicians.
If you are interested in chatting to see if I am a fit for what you are looking for, feel free to email me at jen@drjennifergregg.com or through my website at www.drjennifergregg.com.