Process-Based Life vs Outcome Based Life: Self Application in the Real World
Presented by Kaitlin Wilder
This event supports participants to review key terms & definitions such as experiential nonattachment, patterns of suffering, & symbolic rewards. Experiential exercises are used to help participants deepen their understanding RFT & ACT within the context of their own lives in preparation to extend these principles to their clients in daily practice. This event introduces and defines the “noticing self” & “noticing log” as tools to create behavior change using the ACT processes in daily life.
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This event supports participants to review key terms & definitions such as experiential nonattachment, patterns of suffering, & symbolic rewards. Experiential exercises are used to help participants deepen their understanding RFT & ACT within the context of their own lives in preparation to extend these principles to their clients in daily practice. This event introduces and defines the “noticing self” & “noticing log” as tools to create behavior change using the ACT processes in daily life.
Credits
1 CEU · 50 min
What you'll learn
- 1Notice “patterns of suffering” and apply ACT processes to increase inflexibility in daily practice Notice “symbolic rewards” and apply ACT processes to increase inflexibility in daily practice. Notice “patterns of suffering” and use experiential exercises to increase flexibility in daily life Notice “symbolic rewards” and use experiential exercises to increase flexibility in daily life
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