What You’ll Discover in Daniel Moran Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Made Simple ACT for PTSD, Anxiety, Depression & Personality Disorders
- Faculty:
- Daniel Moran
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 57 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- October 17, 2019
Description
Are your current methods not working?
You’ve experienced the frustration; you have a client who seems to just not break through. You’ve tried your best, but the outcome is the same: he or she progresses for After a while, it regresses.
Acceptance Commitment Therapy This is a popular transdiagnostic method that you can incorporate into your practice to achieve positive therapeutic outcomes for patients with challenging conditions.-To-Treat clients.
You can watch ACT Expert and presenter Daniel J. MoranIn this recording, he demonstrates an exercise-and-intervention-You will be able to take on a heavy course. These are the tools that you will need to help clients suffering from PTSD, anxiety or depression.
You’ll learn how ACT Combines mindfulness strategies and cognitive-Behavior change strategies that transform client outcomes. ACT techniques for Clients who struggle to change their behavior due to the existence of painful thoughts, feelings or memories.
You can help them shift their focus on their values. ACT Sets clients up for Changes in behavior that have meaning are possible To help them, while also fostering skills that enable clients to more effectively manage impulsive actions based upon current thoughts or emotions.
Buy this recording nowDr. Moran This guide will help you every step of the way-By-Step through extremely practical, and evidence-based steps-Based ACT Skills that you can immediately apply to your practice
Handouts
| Manual Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Made Easy (2.00 MB) | 34 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
The ACT Model
- Pain vs. suffering
- Language as a double-edged sword
- Goal: Psychological flexibility
- Limitations of research and potential risks
Components of ACT Model
Acceptance: Foster Clients Acceptance The Values of Emotions-Based Action
- What should we accept?
- Controlling your thoughts is the problem
- How to avoid the happiness trap
- Look for common phrases that refer to non-Acceptance
- Experiential avoidance
- How to help clients understand acceptability
- Experiential Exercise: The finger trap
Defusion: Change the way clients interact with their thoughts
- Relational frame theory and mental health
- Undermine unhelpful language processes
- Clients should be able to recognize their thoughts and give them the skills they need.
- How to lower the beliefability of unhelpful ideas
- Experiential Exercise: Pay attention to the meaning of language
Self-As-Context: Help clients to establish their identities
- There are three versions of the self
- How do you describe it? “observer self” Clients
- How to get away from your thoughts and emotions
- The metaphor of the chessboard
- Experiential Exercise: ”I am” exercise
Get in touch with the Present Moment Strategies to Get Attention to the Here & Now
- Mindfulness: How language influences mindfulness
- Mindfulness goals
- Exercises with ThoughtFit
- How can clients learn to be mindful?
- How to put value first
- Teaching mindfulness is difficult
- Experiential Exercise: Meditation on mindfulness
Values: Assist clients in deciding what makes life meaningful
- What are the values?
- How to assist clients in defining their values
- Values vs. Goals
- Clients are “stuck”
- Assessment of values
- Batteries exercise
- Epitaph exercise
Committed Action: Assist clients in displaying the highest possible values.
- Inaction, impulsivity, or avoidance persists
- Address rule-Regulated behavior
- Exposure and ritual prevention strategies
- The Mindful Action Plan
ACT In Action
PTSD
- Trauma symptoms function
- Experiential Avoidance in PTSD
- Increase your psychological safety
- The dominant concepts of the future & past
- Trauma-Meditations for mindful living
Anxiety
- Client avoidance & escape strategies
- Assessment tools
- Address the problem-Giving as a barrier
- Strategies to increase willingness
- Anxiety detector exercise
Depression
- Values that contradict each other
- How experiential avoidance impacts depression
- Fusion to the wounded conceptualized self
- Behavioral activation Strategies
Personality Disorders
- Coping strategies
- Tolerating emotions more
- Target the client’s story
- Avoidance of the therapist
Faculty
Daniel MoranDr., BCBA-D Similar seminars and products 7
Daniel J. MoranDr., BCBA-D, The former president of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science, the international ACT An organization that has over 8,000 members in over 80 countries. He was the co-Authored the first case conceptualization guide for Acceptance Commitment Therapy This entry ACT Praxis (New Harbinger) and was served on the first ACT training committee. He recently published a book. In practice, committed action (New Harbinger) will bring the book’s topic to this workshop.
As an acknowledged ACT Dr. Moran His engaging training style has made him a sought-after keynote speaker. for Many events have taken place in the past decade. He has been featured on Oprah Winfrey Network and TLC, as well as The Discovery Channel, discussing treatment for many clinical disorders. He has published numerous articles and book chapters, as well as publications with Albert Ellis (CBT pioneer). ACT pioneer Steven Hayes.
Dr. Moran He supervises therapists from all over the world, helping them to treat patients in their clinics. His passion is for The following steps are required: ACT The clinic is not the only place where principles can be applied. Pickslyde Consulting was founded by Pickslyde to bring mindfulness, value and integrity.-directed commitment skills in the workplace to improve safety and innovation. Dr. Moran It has been utilized ACT In work implementations and clinical training locations on six continents as well as in all 50 United States.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Daniel Moran Pickslyde Consulting was founded. He is an author. for New Harbinger, and receives royalties Dr. Moran PESI, Inc. gives a speaking honourarium
Nonfinancial: Daniel Moran Is a member the Association for Contextual Behavioral Sciences
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