Join us in October for a training session “The heart of ACT” with renowned ACT specialist Dr Robyn Walser. Learn how to move beyond foundational techniques and work at the level of process, function, and genuine therapeutic presence. Sign up here: https://t.co/bMqfxtQfrv
One of the most powerful aspects of ACT lies in the therapeutic relationship. In fact, many of us find that the relationship itself can play as significant a role as any specific technique or intervention. This blog talks about that in more detail: https://t.co/cTEt8U6dWb
Join ACT for adolescents (DNA‑V) with Duncan Gillard & Freddy Jackson Brown, a practical, skills‑based introduction for working with young people (12–24).
Book now to save 20%! https://t.co/D2crLvaQZx Ends soon!
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Chairwork is a powerful, energising therapeutic method that helps clients step into their inner world, voice competing parts of themselves, and shift entrenched patterns of self-relating.
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Join Chris McCurry in ACT for parents https://t.co/Lcf65DYOp4
Or Lou Lasprugato hosts ACT for couples https://t.co/ca8QubDORm
👉 Book now before early bird pricing ends!
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1,500 ACT RCTs. 119,000+ participants. And counting. 👀
The official ACBS list of ACT randomized controlled trials has now passed 1,500—a milestone that offers a fascinating look at how ACT research has grown, where the work is happening, and how the field is changing.
But there’s more to the story than a big number. Nearly half of ACT RCTs have come from Lower and Middle Income Countries. ACT research is increasingly appearing in high-impact journals. And more than 119,000 people have participated in ACT RCTs worldwide.
So, what does 1,500 trials actually tell us about the evolution—and future—of ACT and CBS?
Read the full article to find out: https://t.co/uDXVZqr4En
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You can also join Eric and Linda next week for training: https://t.co/9DQhpY8AsC
If you are supervising ACT practitioners and looking to refine your approach or are preparing to step into the role of a supervisor then this session is for you.
If your supervision sessions are mostly conversations about reviewing cases, discussing links between theory and practice, and offering advice, you may be missing one of the most effective approaches available to ACT supervisors: experiential learning.
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This FREE guide sets out four presentations commonly seen in practice around the back-to-school period, and the ACT-informed formulation and technique that supports each.
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Check out these three ACT workshops for your next level of practice!
ACT for adolescents https://t.co/CX5cZXufl7
ACT for physical health problems https://t.co/vZLoP1RCi6
ACT in the workplace https://t.co/yvZLgw0Ce0
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Our FREE introduction to ACT course will give you a quick overview of the six core processes of ACT and show you how mindfulness is an important component to create present moment awareness and enhance psychological flexibility: https://t.co/xmVLzvftv9
🧘♂️ Mindfulness myths can get in the way of our clients actually experiencing its benefits. Our latest blog busts 5 common misconceptions and unpacks what mindfulness offers within an ACT context: https://t.co/dt2mQaikhZ
These and more are available on our website!
⏰️ LAST FEW DAYS TO SAVE! This workshop will equip you with practical, ACT-informed tools for working at the intersection of emotional distress, physical symptoms, and cognitive change. Sign up today and save 20% off training fees. https://t.co/nslhPhfut6
Last chance to save on these two powerful workshops!
❤️ The heart of ACT with Robyn Walser https://t.co/VyckLYVhYc
💙 CFT for shame & self‑criticism with Russell Kolts https://t.co/NC5UC6UsFm
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NEXT WEEK! Join us for an innovative and process-based exploration of integrating acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) with eye movement desensitisation and reprocessing (EMDR).
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Our FACT training session - ACT as a brief intervention with Dr Russ Harris will take place this October online. Learn more and sign up: https://t.co/UyktS1yMWA
This blog post explores the difficulties faced by therapists today, where time is limited and clients’ engagement is crucial plus looks at how focused ACT (or FACT) could address some of these challenges. https://t.co/xTT0FVIhEm