Daniel Moran – Acceptance & Commitment Therapy: 2-Day Intensive ACT Training

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Daniel Moran is a professor.
12 hours and 15 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
Copyright: 17th of July, 2019
Description

Do you want to enhance your therapeutic approach?

How often do you look at your appointment schedule and worry how you’ll ultimately help a frequent client who seems to develop for a time – and then regress?

You employ the same tools and strategies you’ve used for so long – and largely effectively – but this one customer is putting your talents to the test. Now you may start incorporating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) into your practice and see results.

ACT is a therapy strategy that has been researched and created by world-renowned researcher, speaker, and author Steven Hayes, PhD. It is quickly becoming the treatment approach that gets to the heart of the therapeutic interaction.

Watch Daniel J. Moran, Ph.D., BCBA-D, ACT expert, trainer, and co-author with Steven Hayes of ACT in Practice, for this course recording where you will develop highly practical, evidence-based skills, case conceptualization techniques, and powerful strategies that will improve outcomes for the following:

Anxiety Disorders
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Disorders of Mood
Abuse of Substances
Anger Control
Disorders of Eating
Trauma
Personality Issues

Watch this rigorous, engaging, and transforming recording to embark on a new road of healing for your most challenging clients.

There are free mindfulness activities included! Copies of ACT-based psychological evaluation instruments and case conceptualization forms will also be provided.

Handouts

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Manual (4.59 MB)

Outline of 30 pages available after purchase

The ACT Framework

The Characteristics of Human Suffering
The concept of “healthy normalcy” is a fiction.
Language is a two-edged weapon.
Remove harmful thoughts
Why are we aiming for psychological flexibility?
The hexagonal ACT model

Research Limitations and Potential Risks

Adolescents and children
Hallucinations with vivid colors
Depression that is catatonic
People who have a negative reaction to mindfulness activities

Acceptance

Increasing one’s readiness to experience emotions
Experiential avoidance is the polar opposite of acceptance.
Avoidance of experience throughout one’s life
Why is acceptance important?
Teenage shyness and hoarding are two examples.

Defusion

Consider thoughts rather than thoughts.
Handle automatic thoughts
The power of language
The Issue of Cognitive Fusion
Address Disputation strategies based on CBT with defusion
Exercising your intellect “for a stroll”
As an example: Eating disorders and social anxiety

Perspective-Taking

Recognize the “Self” in ACT
Self-content, self-perspective, and self-context
Self-exercise should be observed.
Handle identity difficulties
PTSD and childhood sexual abuse case studies

Mindfulness

Making contact with the current moment
Why being in the present moment is important for mental health
The connection between mindlessness and psychopathology
Mindfulness, meditation, and mindful action
Mindfulness training exercises
Anger, personality problems, and alcoholism are a few examples.

Values at Work

The advantages of language
Defining basic values
Distinguish between values and aims.
Creating treatment objectives based on values
The Values Clarification Ethics
Creating the lifeline
Heroin addiction and bipolar illness are two examples.

Commitment to Action

Objectively define “commitment.”
Combine evidence-based treatment and ACT.
Create treatment plans for ACT-based behavior therapy.
ACT can help you improve your behavioral activation.
ACT can help to speed up exposure therapy.
As an example: Anxiety, depression

Bringing It All Together

For psychological flexibility, use the Hexaflex model.
For self-help and case conceptualization, ask the “ACT Question.”
Model Inflexahex: An ACT method to diagnosis
As an example: Obsessive-compulsive syndrome

Integrate ACT into Your Approach

Social skill development
Behavior Analysis in Action
Systems for inpatient treatment programs
Exposure and ritual avoidance
Activation of behavior
Parental management education
Executive mentoring

The Mindful Action Strategy

The ACT is simplified.
Bus passengers: The classic ACT group exercise
How ACT can help you become a better therapist
Faculty
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Daniel J. Moran, PhD, BCBA-D, is a former president of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS), a global ACT organization with over 8,000 members. He co-wrote the first Acceptance and Commitment Therapy case conceptualization manual, ACT in Practice (New Harbinger), and served on the first ACT training committee. He also recently published Committed Action in Practice (New Harbinger) and will discuss it at this workshop.

Dr. Moran, a recognized ACT Trainer in the ACBS community, has an engaging training style that has led to him being invited as a keynote speaker for many events over the last decade. He has also appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Network, TLC, and The Discovery Channel, where he discussed the treatment of a variety of clinical disorders. He has co-authored several articles and book chapters with CBT pioneer Albert Ellis and ACT pioneer Steven Hayes.

Dr. Moran works with therapists from all over the world to help them treat patients in their clinics. His passion is for applying ACT principles outside of the clinic, such as in the boardroom or on construction sites. Pickslyde Consulting was founded in order to bring mindfulness and value-directed commitment skills to the workplace in order to improve safety, innovation, and leadership. Dr. Moran has used ACT in work implementations and clinical training sites across six continents and all 50 states.

Disclosures for Speakers:

Pickslyde Consulting was founded by Daniel Moran. He receives royalties as a New Harbinger author. PESI, Inc. pays Dr. Moran a speaking honorarium.

Daniel Moran is a non-financial member of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Sciences.

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