DVD Fix-Acceptance & Mindfulness in Clinical Practice

DVD Fix-Acceptance & Mindfulness in Clinical Practice

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The ACT Model AND Developing ACT Skills for Acceptance and Mindfulness in Clinical Practice
Premier Education Solutions is the publisher of Steven Hayes’s book. 2010
DVD length: 8 (s)
Seminar on DVD is a type of media.
11 hours and seven minutes
VKIT041870 is the item number.

Product Specifications

Acceptance and mindfulness are having a significant influence on clinical practice. Acceptance and mindfulness techniques, which are both scientifically backed and focused on underlying clinical difficulties, have been found to assist clients cope with a wide range of clinical problems, including:

* Depressive symptoms * Anxiety symptoms * Stress symptoms * Substance abuse symptoms * Psychotic symptoms * Trauma

Many people have referred to ACT as the “next DBT!”

Don’t pass up this chance to discover how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) may help you in your professional practice. ACT believes that attempting to modify negative thoughts and feelings as a coping strategy can be futile. New, strong acceptance and mindfulness-based solutions, on the other hand, are easily available.

ACT abilities, when joined with beliefs and motivated action, may instantly mobilize even our most stuck customers.

The goal of the workshop is to present you with the fundamentals of ACT as well as a starting set of abilities and experiences that will guide your future development.

DAY 1: ACT MODEL AND APPROACH

objectIVES

* Explain why experiential avoidance and cognitive fusion are at the root of most types of psychopathology. * Define ACT as a psychological flexibility model of health. * Formulate clinical issues in terms of acceptance, defusion, self, now, values, and committed action.

OUTLINE

Mindfulness and Acceptance

* Language’s involvement in the pervasiveness of human pain * Self-struggle and experience avoidance * Objectification and dehumanization

The ACT Framework

* Acceptance * Defusion * Values * Action * Flexibility * Self

ACT Perspective on Mindfulness

Evidence of Influence

Understanding ACT Processes in Flight

* Identifying the Signs of Each ACT Process * Evaluating the Strength of ACT Processes * Using the Hexaflex Model in Case Conceptualization

Example of a Video

* Case conceptualization * Breaking down ACT motions from one instant to the next

DAY 2: ACT SKILL DEVELOPMENT

objectIVES

* Foster psychological acceptance in clients * Quickly minimize the influence of negative thoughts * Mobilize and utilize clients’ spiritual side * Apply ACT skills and assist clients in connecting with their inner values * Apply ACT methods to reduce the stressful impact of dealing with tough clients

OUTLINE

Improving ACT Skills

* Putting the system to the test: Imaginative hopelessness
1. The difficulty of control 2. The self as context: Finding a space for experiential acceptance
3. Defusion techniques
4. Language pitfalls

The Therapeutic Partnership

* Participate * Instigate * Encourage

Improving ACT Skills

* Values and preferences * Willingness * Commitment

ABOUT THE AUTHOR, STEVEN HAYES, Ph.D.

Steven C. Hayes, Ph.D. is the creator of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), the best-selling author of Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life, and a Nevada Foundation Professor at the University of Nevada’s Department of Psychology. He is the author of 32 books and over 400 scientific publications, and his study has revealed how language and thinking contribute to human misery, and he invented ACT to remedy these processes. Dr. Hayes has served as president of several scientific associations and has won numerous national honors, including the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy’s Lifetime Achievement Award.

His best-selling book, Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life, was featured in Period magazine, among other major media venues, and was the number one best-selling self-help book in the United States for a time. Dr. Hayes and the novel were also inspirations for Guy Ritchie’s film Revolver (2005).

Dr. Hayes is one of the world’s most renowned clinical psychologists and talks extensively on acceptance and mindfulness. His presentations are enthralling, motivational, and inspirational. Learning ACT will transform your professional practice and your life.

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