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Daniel Moran – Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Made Simple: ACT for PTSD, Anxiety, Depression & Personality Disorders

Name: Daniel Moran - Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Made Simple: ACT for PTSD, Anxiety, Depression & Personality Disorders
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Category: Medical & Health Tags: Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Made Simple: ACT for PTSD, Anxiety, Daniel Moran, Daniel Moran - Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Made Simple: ACT for PTSD, Depression & Personality Disorders

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Faculty:: Daniel Moran
Duration:: 5 Hours 57 Minutes
Format:: Audio and Video
Copyright:: Oct 17, 2019

Description

Outline

The ACT Model

Pain vs. suffering
Language as a double-edged sword
Goal: Psychological flexibility
Limitations of the research & potential risks

Components of the ACT Model

Acceptance: Foster Client Acceptance of Emotions to Increase Values-Based Action

What should be accepted?
The problem with controlling thoughts
How to sidestep the happiness trap
Spot common phrases of non-acceptance
Experiential avoidance
How to help clients understand acceptance
Experiential Exercise: The finger trap

Defusion: Change the Way Clients Interact with Their Thoughts

Relational frame theory & mental health
Undermine unhelpful language processes
Give clients skills to notice their thoughts
How to decrease believability of unhelpful thoughts
Experiential Exercise: Notice the meaning of language

Self-As-Context: Aid Clients in Establishing Their Identities

The three different versions of the self
How to describe the “observer self” to clients
How to distance the self from thoughts & emotions
The chess board metaphor
Experiential Exercise: ”I am” exercise

Contact with the Present Moment: Strategies to Build Attention to the Here & Now

How language affects mindfulness
Goals of mindfulness
ThoughtFit exercises
How do we teach clients to be mindful?
How to build focus on values
Obstacles in teaching mindfulness
Experiential Exercise: Mindfulness meditation

Values: Aid Clients in Deciding What Gives Live Meaning

What are values?
How to help clients author their values
Values vs. goals
When clients are “stuck”
Values assessment
- Batteries exercise
- Epitaph exercise

Committed Action: Assist Clients in Behaving in the Service of Chosen Values

Persistent inaction, impulsivity or avoidance
Address rule-governed behavior
Exposure & ritual prevention strategies
The Mindful Action Plan

ACT in Action

PTSD

Function of trauma symptoms
Experiential avoidance in PTSD
Increase psychological safety
Dominating concepts of the past & future
Trauma-informed mindfulness exercises

Anxiety

Client avoidance & escape strategies
Assessment tools
Address reason-giving as a barrier
Strategies to increase willingness
Anxiety Detector exercise

Depression

Values contradiction
How experiential avoidance impacts depression
Fusion to the damaged conceptualized self
Behavioral activation strategies

Personality Disorders

Coping strategies
Increase emotional tolerance
Target the client’s story
Experiential avoidance from the therapist

Faculty

Daniel Moran, PhD, BCBA-D Related seminars and products: 7

Daniel J. Moran, PhD, BCBA-D, is the former president of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS), the international ACT organization with over 8,000 members worldwide. He co-authored the first case conceptualization manual for Acceptance and Commitment Therapy entitled ACT in Practice (New Harbinger) and served on the first ACT training committee. He also recently published Committed Action in Practice (New Harbinger) and will be bringing the topic of that book to this workshop.

As a recognized ACT Trainer in the ACBS community, Dr. Moran has an engaging training style that has led him to be an invited keynote speaker for many events in the last decade. He has also been featured on the Oprah Winfrey Network, TLC and The Discovery Channel discussing the treatment of many clinical disorders. He has published several articles and book chapters, including publications with CBT pioneer Albert Ellis and ACT pioneer Steven Hayes.

Dr. Moran supervises therapists around the world to help them treat patients in their clinics. His passion is for applying the ACT principles in important areas outside of the clinic, such as the boardroom or construction sites. He established Pickslyde Consulting in order to bring mindfulness and value-directed commitment skills to the workplace to improve safety, innovation and leadership. Dr. Moran has utilized ACT in work implementations and clinical training sites on six continents and in all 50 of the United States.

Speaker Disclosures:

Financial: Daniel Moran founded Pickslyde Consulting. He is an author for New Harbinger and receives royalties. Dr. Moran receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.

Nonfinancial: Daniel Moran is a member of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Sciences.

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