Name: Since ACT is about translating the academically dense, abstract world of relational frame theory into understandable activities and metaphors for clients, it is very important to have lots of examples to draw on. This course is doing an excellent job of providing very clear language, a variety of activities and metaphors, and lots of encouragement for creatively developing more approaches.
Item: ACT for Adolescents with Russ Harris
Author: Stephen Coxsey

This advanced level 6 week specialty course specifically focuses on adapting core ACT processes to help adolescents stop struggling and start thriving.

ACT for Adolescents

This advanced level six week specialty course focuses on adapting core ACT processes to help adolescents stop struggling and start thriving.

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<p>This advanced level, four-week course covers practical tools, techniques, strategies and principles for working with every aspect of ADHD.</p>

This advanced level, four-week online course covers practical tools, techniques, strategies and principles for working with every aspect of ADHD.

ACT for ADHD

This advanced level, 6-week practical course, takes you step-by-step through the effective treatment of unhelpful perfectionism and unhealthy people-pleasing (“fawning”), using ACT in combination with other essential skills, such as assertiveness and setting boundaries.

This advanced level, six-week practical course, takes you step-by-step through the effective treatment of unhelpful perfectionism and unhealthy people-pleasing

ACT for Perfectionism and People Pleasing

<p>This short but practical course shows you how to apply ACT to all aspects of grief and loss - including complicated grief. It covers every element of grieving and mourning, from creating grief rituals to practicing forgiveness.</p>

This four week practical course shows you how to apply ACT to all aspects of grief and loss.

ACT for Grief and Loss

This advanced-level training is based on FACT: Focused Acceptance & Commitment Therapy. You’ll learn how to do ACT in 1 to 6 sessions of 15 to 30 minutes in duration. Ideal for practitioners in time-limited settings, including primary care, EAPs, and crisis intervention.

Learn how to do ACT effectively in short sessions using an approach better known as FACT: Focused Acceptance & Commitment Therapy.

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