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ACT Training Pathway - $397
$1397
ACT Training Pathway: Bridging Foundations with Practical Applications
Expand your clinical toolkit with our ACT Training. Learn from the foundations to practical applications with our step-by-step guides for anxiety disorders, trauma, and many more.
DBT Training Pathway - $397
$1397
DBT Training Pathway: From Foundations to Specific Applications
Become a confident practitioner with our comprehensive DBT training. Learn from basics to diverse therapy applications including trauma, mood disorders, and self-harm.
Trauma Training Pathway - $397
$1397
Trauma Mastery Training: Proven ACT, DBT, and PE Techniques
Empower your trauma therapy skills and expand your therapeutic toolbox with our three-dimensional approach program.
Discover OCD diagnosis and ACT treatment strategies through a clinical case study, promoting effective symptom relief...
Discover the application of motivational interviewing with a teenager who has been diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety, a...
Learn ACT techniques for smoking cessation. Gain skills in empathy, client autonomy, and managing cravings effectivel...
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for Childhood Sexual Abuse (CSA): Guilt and Responsibility Module
Learn how to apply the guilt and responsibility module from cognitive processing therapy in childhood sexual abuse to...
Explore a case study on CPT for PTSD with Mr. Johnson's journey through trauma therapy, addressing military and cultu...
Explore a real patient’s journey through MBCT for recurrent depression. Find out the therapeutic potential of mindful...
Learn how to manage suicidal behaviors from a DBT framework. Review the targeting hierarchy, diary cards, chain and s...
Discover prolonged exposure therapy (PE) with Dr. Barbara Rothbaum. Explore PTSD treatment through a real-life case a...
Explore couples sex therapy with Dr. Jordan Rullo to better understand the complexities of sexual desire and master t...
ACT for OCD: Promoting Psychological Flexibility in Relational-Focused OCD
Discover OCD diagnosis and ACT treatment strategies through a clinical case study, promoting effective symptom relief and well-being enhancement through the application of the ACT hexaflex model.
Motivational Interviewing: Introducing Macy’s Case
Discover the application of motivational interviewing with a teenager who has been diagnosed with ADHD and anxiety, and also has a difficult relationship with her mother. Explore techniques to craft action plans and navigate behavioral challenges.
ACT for Smoking Cessation: Jane’s Struggle with Addiction
Learn ACT techniques for smoking cessation. Gain skills in empathy, client autonomy, and managing cravings effectively.
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for Childhood Sexual Abuse (CSA): Guilt and Responsibility Module
Learn how to apply the guilt and responsibility module from cognitive processing therapy in childhood sexual abuse to foster healing.
CPT for Trauma: An African American Male Veteran’s Healing Journey
Explore a case study on CPT for PTSD with Mr. Johnson's journey through trauma therapy, addressing military and cultural impacts, and achieving recovery.
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) for Depression and Anxiety
Explore a real patient’s journey through MBCT for recurrent depression. Find out the therapeutic potential of mindfulness and learn to apply it in your clinical practice.
PE for PTSD: Facing Fear and Finding Freedom
Discover prolonged exposure therapy (PE) with Dr. Barbara Rothbaum. Explore PTSD treatment through a real-life case and find hope in healing trauma.
Treating Suicidal Behaviors in DBT: A Clinical Example With Sofia
Learn how to manage suicidal behaviors from a DBT framework. Review the targeting hierarchy, diary cards, chain and solution analyses through a clinical case.
Couples Sex Therapy for Problems With Sexual Desire
Explore couples sex therapy with Dr. Jordan Rullo to better understand the complexities of sexual desire and master techniques like sensate focus training.
Inside the Therapy Room: DBT Unveiled
In this clinical case, Dr. Stephanie Vaughn explores dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) principles, and using DBT skills to envision and create a life worth living.
Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Therapy
In this clinical case, Dr. Janina Fisher introduces trauma-informed stabilization treatment (TIST) through the case of “D”, a 58-year-old, globally recognized professional battling emotional overwhelm and distress due to a history of chronic trauma. Learn about Judith Herman’s three-phase trauma treatment model, structural dissociation theory, and the TIST framework for addressing trauma and finding stability.
ACT for Trauma: Witnessing Death
In this clinical case, Dr. Matthew Tull guides you through a comprehensive exploration of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Gain insights into assessing PTSD from an ACT perspective and discover the fusion of ACT principles with established trauma techniques, such as acceptance-based exposure. Learn strategies for navigating the emotional impacts of trauma and explore values-driven actions, embracing the effectiveness of mindfulness, defusion, and acceptance. Foster resilience and purpose in clients by merging proven trauma methods with ACT’s transformative power.
Transforming Addiction: DBT for Substance Abuse
In this clinical case, Laura Petracek, Ph.D., explores diagnostic, clinical, and treatment formulations for approaching substance abuse through dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). The case provides insights into the client’s presentation, underlying factors contributing to addiction, and evidence-based DBT intervention strategies. The course covers the four DBT modules and skills – including mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness – to equip psychotherapists with practical tools for addressing addiction effectively.
Couples Therapy: How to Recover From an Affair
In this clinical case, Lisa and Mark, a couple in their early 50s, embark on a profound journey to mend their relationship after the revelation of Mark’s ongoing affair. Amidst broken trust, the complexities of their living arrangement, and underlying individual struggles, they strive to find solace and reconnect on deeper emotional and physical levels.
Dr. Jill Squyres Groubert uses strategic steps and techniques to help Mark and Lisa restore trust and rebuild their relationship. These skills focus on autonomic regulation, assertive communication, trust-building, self-discovery, career exploration, forgiveness, and redefining a shared vision. This transformative counseling process empowers the rediscovery of love, joy, and resilience in the couple’s marriage.
The Middle Path for Trauma Work: A Dialectical Behavioral Training
Elevate your trauma therapy skills with our groundbreaking course “The Middle Path for Trauma Work: A Dialectical Behavioral Training”. Led by renowned expert Dr. Kirby Reutter, this program will equip you with innovative and practical dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) tools. Upon completion, you will be able to support clients struggling with trauma, without reliance on traditional exposure methods. This is online training you can apply to your own practice immediately and effectively.
ACTing Against Burnout: The Case of Jack
In this clinical case, Jessica Borushok, Ph.D., provides a comprehensive overview of burnout from a practical perspective. She talks about the features and symptoms of burnout through a case study conceptualized from an acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) perspective. She also explores treatment strategies to address work-related and lifestyle factors contributing to the burnout in this case. Specific ACT components such as experiential avoidance, creative hopelessness, values, defusion, and committed action are addressed, to provide you with effective tools to help your clients alleviate burnout.
ACT for Depression: The Story of Hannah
In this clinical case, Dr. Miranda Morris explores the story of Hannah, a 20-year-old female client struggling with severe symptoms of anxiety and depression related to procrastination and problematic interpersonal experiences. Dr. Morris conducts the diagnostic, clinical, and treatment formulation for this case using an acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) framework.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Social Anxiety: The Case of Charles
In this clinical case, Brian Pilecki, Ph.D. talks about a client presenting with social anxiety. Through an acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) framework, he explains how to conceptualize a clinical case and develop a treatment plan. Practical skills for addressing acceptance, values, defusion, present moment focus, self-as-context, and committed action are offered as strategies for developing psychological flexibility.
ACT for PTSD: The Case of Deborah, an Army Veteran
In this clinical case, Dr. Sonja Batten talks about a client presenting with heightened anxiety symptoms who meets the criteria for PTSD and panic disorder. She applies the ACT framework to conceptualize the case and provide a treatment structure based on the hexaflex model. This model includes behavioral tracking, acceptance metaphors, values clarification, and differing levels of exposure.
ACT for Binge Eating and Anxiety: A Clinical Case
Dr. Diana Hill presents the case of CT, a 28-year-old man who seeks help with procrastination and study skills. However, he meets the criteria for binge eating disorder. Dr. Hill uses the acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) framework with self-compassion skills to conceptualize and formulate the treatment plan for this client. She focuses on breaking the cycle of avoidance and increasing psychological flexibility in response to text anxiety and stress.
