Praxis Continuing Education and Training Focused Acceptance And Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Brief Interventions
Recorded Courses
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Nursing, Healthcare Management, Therapy, Medicine
Psychology
price
$499
Praxis Continuing Education and Training Focused Acceptance And Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Brief Interventions is organized by Praxis Continuing Education and Training (CET), Inc..
Release Date: 2/01/2021
Expiration Date: 2/29/2024
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Describe the goal of delivering FACT to clients.
- Define experiential and behavioral avoidance.
- Describe the FACT approach to functional assessment.
- List questions of the Contextual Interview Checklist.
- Use the Four Square to sort patient behaviors in categories of workable/supporting life values and not-working/attempting to control or avoid problems.
- Use the Pillars Assessment Tool to identify one or more intervention targets (open, aware, engaged).
- Use the confidence question to evaluate a behavioral experiment and to inform any needed changes to the proposed experiment.
- Ask the helpfulness question at the end of a FACT visit and explore the client’s response.
- Identify differences between the steps of an initial and follow-up FACT visit.
- Use question lists to guide exploration of the two essential areas in FACT follow-up visits.
- Discuss methods for engaging clients who do not complete planned behavioral experiment.
- List 6 clinician qualities that support FACT work.
- Describe the value of using metaphors in FACT work.
- Discuss how to use both the Bull's-eye and Life Path Intervention with clients.
- Describe how FACT may be helpful to clients facing greater complexity.
- Provide examples of how a FACT clinician would respond to a client who returned for follow-up and reported thoughts of suicide.
- Explain how greater psychological flexibility can support clinician resilience.
- Use the Focused Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Self-Assessment Tool (FACT-CAT) to identify targets for future learning.