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An Introduction to the Introduction to ACT

ACT Is an Empirically-Supported Therapy: Background and Clinical Evidence

ACT and Psychological Flexibility: Why It Matters, Examples, and Definitions

The Hockey Goalie: A Metaphor for Psychological Flexibility

ACT and Mindfulness: Understanding the Relationship

ACT Integrates Evidence-Based Applied Behavioral Science

The ACT Hexagon: A Model for Increasing Psychological Flexibility (Hexaflex Model)

The ACT Hexagon–Part I

9 Sections

Acceptance: A Core Process in the ACT Hexagon Model

Acceptance in ACT: The Chinese Finger Trap Metaphor

The Tug of War Metaphor in ACT

Defusion: A Core Process in the ACT Hexagon Model

Cognitive Fusion vs Defusion in ACT

Defusion in ACT: Understanding the Power of Language

Self-as-Context: A Core Process in the ACT Hexagon Model

Self-As-Context in ACT: The Core You That Remains Unchanged

A Metaphor for Self-As-Context in ACT: The Observing Self as the Sky

The ACT Hexagon–Part II

9 Sections

Contact With the Present Moment: A Core Process in the ACT Hexaflex Model

A Mindfulness Exercise to Contact With the Present Moment

Contact With the Present Moment in ACT: Mindfulness Skills and Commitments

The Journey of Life: A Metaphor for Values in ACT

Values in ACT: A Simple Clarification Exercise

Values and Committed Actions in ACT

A Metaphor for Committed Actions in ACT: Where the Rubber Hits the Road

ACT for OCD: Application and Integration With ERP

The ACT Hexagon and Psychological Flexibility: Blending Skills Through the ACT Question

Case Conceptualization: The Inflexahex Model

10 Sections

ACT Case Conceptualization: Assessing the Six Core Processes

The Inflexahex Model and ACT: Six Converse Dyads to Understand Psychological Inflexibility

The Inflexahex Model in ACT: Acceptance vs Experiential Avoidance

Cognitive Fusion in the Inflexahex Model: Learning to Defuse

The Conceptualized Self in the Inflexahex Model: Case Conceptualization and Psychological Flexibility

The Inflexahex Model in ACT: Committed Action vs Persistent Inaction, Impulsivity, or Avoidance

The Inflexahex Model in ACT: Clarifying Values in ACT Case Conceptualization

The Inflexahex Model in ACT: Clear Values vs. Pliance, Avoidant Tracking, and Problematic Augmenting

Using the Inflexahex Model in ACT Case Conceptualization: Dominance by the Past or the Feared Future

The Inflexahex Worksheet for ACT: A Tool to Explore Psychological Inflexibility and to Guide Interventions

Interviews with Dr. DJ Moran

2 Sections

Addressing Loss, Grief, and Hopelessness in ACT: A Clinical Case With Dr. DJ Moran

Understanding Social Anxiety in ACT: A Clinical Case With Dr. DJ Moran

Quiz: Demystifying ACT: A Practical Guide for Therapists

Evaluation: Demystifying ACT: A Practical Guide for Therapists

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The Inflexahex Model in ACT: Acceptance vs Experiential Avoidance

Meet Your Instructor: Daniel J. Moran, Ph.D.

MidAmerican Psychological Institute
Pickslyde Consulting

Key Points

Many people act as if their own private experiences, their emotions and their sensations need to be gotten rid of.
The attempt to try to get rid of them actually makes them happen more.
We are looking out for that in our case conceptualization.

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