This workshop is designed to help you get under the hood of ACT. Explore the fundamental theoretical structures upon which ACT is built and learn how to design interventions to target problems in your most difficult clients. The purpose of this work is to help you learn how to create microlevel interventions that allow you to orient yourself when the targets of higher level interventions are too distant to reach.

The workshop is designed to be highly experiential and, quite frankly, a lot of fun. It is designed to introduce practitioners who are already familiar with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to the foundations of the model: Behavioral Analysis (BA), Functional Contextualism (FC), Functional Assessment (FA), and Relational Frame Theory (RFT).

That's a lot of acronyms, we know! But we want to do much more than teach you terms, we want to show you how to use this knowledge to help your clients. If you want to work towards being at the cutting edge of your field this is the training for you.

This workshop is ideal for folks who are already practicing ACT (intermediate or advanced) who want to broaden their repertoire and deepen their understanding of ACT.For more information go to: https://truenorthact.com/