Back to: Acceptance/Expansion
COURSE CURRICULUM
Course Details
PART 1: INTRODUCTION
Introduction
ACT General Overview
PART 2: EEMM PSYCH DIMENSIONS AND PSYCH FLEX PROCESSES
Cognition
Attention
Affective/Emotion
Self
Motivation
Overt/General Behavior
ACT Specific Tools
PART 3: SYNTHESIZING REHAB AND MENTAL HEALTH
Putting Things Together
Funct. Analysis - Networking - Outcomes
Other ACT Variants
Prosocial Introduction
End of Course Interviews
WRAPPING UP
Acceptance/Expansion
In this section, we’ll explore the concept of acceptance (also known as expansion in the HRF) – the ability to embrace experiences without judgment and make room for difficult sensations, emotions, and thoughts. You’ll learn about the transformative power of this process in enhancing emotional resilience, reducing psychological distress, and fostering a healthier and more adaptive approach to life’s challenges.
Acceptance is more than just a set of therapeutic techniques; it’s about developing a compassionate and open attitude towards our internal experiences. This approach leads to increased emotional resilience, better stress management, and a more adaptive response to life’s challenges. By engaging with this material, you gain insights into how acceptance/expansion can transform your approach to therapy and personal growth, leading to deeper connections, improved self-awareness, and enhanced overall well-being.