Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
This comprehensive curriculum ensures a thorough understanding and practical application of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) across various clinical scenarios and client needs.
Overview
Course Description
This comprehensive course offers an in-depth exploration of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), designed for professionals seeking to enhance their therapeutic skills. The program covers basic, intermediate, and advanced levels, providing practical applications and theoretical understanding. Participants will learn to utilize ACT in various cases, integrating it across the five stages of the counseling process.
Course Highlights
- In-depth ACT Training: Covers principles, techniques, and applications.
- Practical Approach: Real-life case studies and examples.
- Experienced Instructors: Learn from seasoned ACT practitioners.
- Interactive Learning: Engage in role-playing, discussions, and practical exercises.
- Certification: Receive a professional certification upon completion.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the core principles and philosophy of ACT.
- Apply ACT techniques across various clinical scenarios.
- Integrate ACT with other therapeutic approaches.
- Utilize ACT effectively in different stages of the counseling process.
- Demonstrate practical skills through case studies and role-playing.
What You’ll Learn
- Fundamental principles of ACT.
- How to apply ACT techniques in therapy.
- Case formulation using ACT.
- Integration of ACT with other therapeutic models.
- Practical skills through hands-on exercises.
This Course Includes:
- 12-15 detailed modules.
- Video lectures and reading materials.
- Case studies and practical examples.
- Interactive sessions and role-playing exercises.
- Quizzes and assessments.
- Certification upon completion.
Who Is This For?
- Mental health professionals (psychologists, counselors, therapists).
- Graduate students in psychology or counseling.
- Healthcare providers interested in ACT.
- Practitioners seeking to expand their therapeutic toolkit.
Eligibility
- Bachelor’s degree in psychology, counseling, or related field.
- Professionals with relevant work experience in mental health.
Program Duration
- 6 months (part-time)
- 3 months (full-time)
Registration
- Online registration through the course website.
- Early bird discounts available.
Program Deliverables
- Comprehensive study materials.
- Access to online resources and community.
- Certificate of completion.
Examination & Certification
- Continuous assessment through quizzes and assignments.
- Final practical assessment.
- Certificate awarded upon successful completion.
Curriculum
- 15 Sections
- 30 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- Module 1: Introduction to ACTOverview of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, its origins, and theoretical foundations.2
- Module 2: Psychological Flexibility ModelDeep dive into the Psychological Flexibility Model, a cornerstone of ACT.2
- Module 3: Functional ContextualismExamination of the philosophical underpinnings of ACT.2
- Module 4: Acceptance TechniquesTechniques to foster acceptance in clients.2
- Module 5: Cognitive Defusion TechniquesTechniques to help clients detach from unhelpful thoughts.2
- Module 6: Being PresentModule 6: Being PresentEmphasizing mindfulness and present moment awareness.2
- Module 7: Self as ContextExploring the self and its role in ACT.2
- Module 8: Values and Committed ActionHelping clients identify and commit to their values.2
- Module 9: Integrating ACT with Other TherapiesCombining ACT with other therapeutic approaches for comprehensive treatment.2
- Module 10: Application of ACT Across DisordersUsing ACT in various psychological disorders.2
- Module 11: Case Formulation and Treatment PlanningDeveloping case formulations and treatment plans using ACT.2
- Module 12: Ethical Practice and Cultural Considerations in ACTEthical guidelines and cultural competence in ACT practice.2
- Module 13: Advanced Techniques in ACTExploring advanced techniques and strategies in ACT.2
- Module 14: ACT in Group TherapyApplication of ACT in group settings.2
- Module 15: Case Studies and Practical ApplicationsReal-world applications and comprehensive case studies.2
