Praxis Continuing Education and Training DNA-V for Young People
Praxis Continuing Education and Training DNA-V for Young People is organized by Praxis Continuing Education and Training (CET), Inc..
Release Date: 6/01/2021
Expiration Date: 6/30/2024
Description:
Inside the 7 modules of this course, you’ll learn practical theory and tools based on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), developmental science, and positive psychology principles that speak directly to the needs of adolescents and young adults. Through video instruction, exercises, and unscripted demonstrations with groups and individuals, the trainers will teach you the accessible DNA-V model and show you firsthand how to use it to vitalize your work.
After completing the course, you’ll be prepared to more successfully engage young people and help them build the skills they need to grow and thrive.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:
• Describe an overview of the DNA-V model.
• Define functional contextualism and why it is so important for ACT work.
• Define values in a way that is consistent with RFT and the ACT models.
• Describe three ways to perform a values intervention with young people.
• Describe noticing as a class of behaviors.
• List and apply three noticing interventions with young people.
• Describe advisor as a class of behaviors.
• List and apply three advisor interventions with a young person.
• Demonstrate how development impacts discoverer behaviors.
• Describe how a young person can track their behaviors.
• Describe what “self-view” is in DNA-V.
• Discuss how to assess the “self” in a young person.
• Describe what “social view” is in DNA-V.
• Discuss how to assess the social view a young person has.
• Use DNA-V with parents, and with parent-teen dyads.