Putting acceptance and commitment therapy into practice

01215 231 108 01215 231 108
20th September 2017, 9.00am - 4.30pm
Counsellors and trainees
£95.00
University of Birmingham - Edgbaston Campus, Edgbaston, Birmingham, West Midlands, B15 2TT

ACT is an evidence-based transdiagnostic intervention that that has its origins in the behavioural tradition of psychological therapy. It is concerned with helping individuals identify their values and taking committed action in the service of them. ACT identifies key processes that enable individuals to develop greater ‘psychological flexibility’ and teaches skills that help to change the relationship between an individual and their experience.

This one day workshop for practitioners working in the field of physical and/or mental health care builds on the preceding 'experiential introduction' workshop with the aim of providing knowledge and skills in introducing ACT principles into clinical practice. It will cover assessment and intervention strategies from an ACT perspective and suggest a broad protocol for using ACT clinically. The training will involve a mix of didactic teaching, multimedia presentation, and experiential exercises.

Please visit University of Birmingham online shop to book a place 

http://shop.bham.ac.uk/conferences-and-events/college-of-life-environmental-sciences/school-of-psychology/psychology-courses/putting-acceptance-and-commitment-therapy-into-practice-intermediate-level

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Hosted by Jim Lucas

Facilitators: Dr Elizabeth Burnside and Mr Jim Lucas.