Introducing Acceptance and Willingness in ACT for PTSD

Sonja-Batten

Booz Allen
Department of Veterans Affairs
Yale University
University of Nevada, Reno

Key Points

  1. After identifying control as part of the problem, the client will be curious as to what alternative the therapist might have.
  2. This primary alternative is referred to as willingness or acceptance.
  3. Acceptance means opening up and being willing to experience whatever private events naturally arise.

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