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• [Instant Download] – Immediately deliver the download link after receiving the payment Purchase Douglas Fogel - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Made Easy: Innovative Techniques for Depression, Anxiety, Trauma & Personality Disorders courses at here with PRICE $219.99 $41 Faculty:Douglas FogelDuration:5 Hours 49 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Jul 30, 2014 Description Integrate an ACT perspective into your current practiceSimplify, understand and implement difficult ACT conceptsCase examples, video clips and role playIntegrating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy into your practice offers a new way for you to achieve positive therapeutic outcomes with difficult-to-treat clients.Join experienced ACT presenter Douglas Fogel, Psy.D., as he delivers an exercise and technique-heavy course that will give you the tools needed to more effectively treat clients with depression, anxiety, trauma, and the personality disorders.Dr.
• Fogel will teach you the main concepts of ACT, including mindfulness, acceptance, and defusion--demonstrating how these create greater psychological flexibility.
• Discover a variety of techniques for helping clients who are struggling to make difficult behavior changes due to the presence of painful thoughts, feelings and memories.
• You will learn how to effectively use metaphors, custom techniques and experiential exercises to help your clients identify their values and translate them into behavior goals.Through case examples, video clips, and role-play you will be able to integrate ACT techniques and skills in your practice tomorrow!
• Handouts Manual (886.1 KB) 39 Pages Available after Purchase Outline ACT IN A NUTSHELLThe role of values: mindfulness, acceptance, commitment, behaviorExperiential avoidanceExistential behaviorismPsychological flexibilityACT for anxiety, depression, trauma and personality disordersDisorder-specific strategiesCommon treatment elementsMetaphors, paradox and experiential exercisesROLE OF EXPOSURE IN ACTTranslate client values into behavioral goalsBarriers to behavioral goals: external and internal avoidanceExternal ExposureSituationsPeopleInternal ExposureThoughtsEmotionsMemoriesBodily sensationsACT IN ACTIONAnxietyClient avoidance strategies (including rumination)Clean vs.