ACT in Practice | Role play with Steven C. Hayes 

This lesson features a teletherapy role play session I conducted with a “client” named Stan who struggles with debilitating anxiety.
This video provides a sneak peek into our on-demand course, ACT in Practice, with Dr. Steven C. Hayes. You can find out more and enroll at:
actinpractice.com
Inside this lesson you'll learn...
• How to harness a client’s anxious energy to fuel connection to their values
• How to cultivate and utilize your own psychological flexibility to connect more deeply with your client
• A method of combining imaginal exposure therapy with direct experiential elements that are guided by an ACT model
• Powerful interventions your client can channel into work between sessions
• Why grounding emotional experience in the body helps guide your client to change their relationship to debilitating emotions
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Building on foundational ACT understanding, ACT in Practice focuses on bridging the gap between theory and practical application.
With an emphasis on seeing ACT “in action” through extensive real-play and role-play exercises, the course provides you with cutting-edge diagnostic and case conceptualization tools to help you channel your current ACT knowledge and experience into more powerful interventions, and to continuously update your approach through all phases of the therapeutic relationship.
After going through this self-paced online course, you'll be able to apply ACT and its psychological flexibility model with greater confidence and creativity - even in complex cases - and be more effective at creating lasting and self-sustaining change in the lives of those you serve.
You can get all the course details and sign up for this groundbreaking course at:
actinpractice.com