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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
Committed Action
This video segment focuses on the concept of ‘Committed Action’, an essential aspect of value driven life and enhancing psychological flexibility. Committed Action involves making a conscious commitment to actions that align with one’s values, even in the face of challenges and setbacks.
In this section, we delve into the process of Committed Action, exploring how it serves as a vital component in personal development and therapeutic practices. You will learn about the significance of aligning actions with personal values, the challenges often encountered in maintaining commitment, and the strategies to overcome these obstacles. The video highlights how Committed Action is instrumental in driving meaningful change, improving psychological flexibility, and fostering long-term well-being.
The ‘Committed Action’ section offers practical insights and actionable strategies. You’ll discover techniques to set realistic goals, maintain motivation, and navigate the complexities of implementing and sustaining committed actions in everyday life.