About this live event
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a flexible, process-based approach to psychological intervention with a growing evidence base for a wide range of clinical concerns. While many clinicians are drawn to its integrative, values-oriented framework, others find its terminology and philosophical roots challenging to translate into practice. Even experienced therapists can sometimes feel uncertain about how to incorporate ACT techniques into their established models of care.
This webinar, led by psychologist and Recognized ACT Trainer D.J. Moran, Ph.D., BCBA-D, offers a clear and practical introduction to ACT. Emphasizing conceptual clarity and clinical utility, the training is designed for professionals looking to either deepen or begin their use of ACT strategies. Through didactic presentation, experiential exercises, and applied case examples, participants will develop a working understanding of ACT’s six core processes and how they relate to common therapeutic challenges.
Topics covered will include the conceptual foundations of psychological flexibility; applying acceptance-based strategies in the treatment of anxiety, depression, and anger; and integrating ACT with other evidence-based modalities.
Designed to be both accessible and clinically relevant, this workshop supports therapists in enhancing their therapeutic flexibility and delivering care that is process-driven, evidence-informed, and personally meaningful to clients.
