Playing the Game of Life with ACT: Using RFT to Interrupt Networks in the Real World

This event supports participants to take previously concepts learned and generalize them to their daily lives by using RFT and the “noticing self” to observe judgments, assumptions, and rules that could be maintaining internal networks of language and their own “challenging” behaviors and daily life. The event supports participants to better understand human thinking in context and experiential exercises to help participants delve further into RFT within their own minds. The ACT application for “problem” behavior is presented and well as new “rules” for life to prepare practitioners to support clients within this human ACT application.

1. 1Use RFT to notice networks that drive observable behavior in daily life Use RFT to Interrupt networks that drive observable behavior in daily life Apply ACT to increase flexibility around RFT-based assumptions, judgments and rules Use experiential exercises to increase flexibility relating RFT concepts to daily life