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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
Observing Self
This video segment delves into the intriguing concept of the ‘Observing Self’, a key aspect in understanding the complexity of human consciousness and its role in psychological flexibility.
In this section, we explore the idea of the Observing Self – the part of us that is able to witness and observe our own thoughts, feelings, and sensations without judgment or attachment. You will learn about the distinction between the thinking self and the observing self, and how this separation can lead to greater psychological flexibility and well-being. The video covers the mechanisms behind self-observation, its impact on our self-awareness, and its implications in therapeutic settings.
The ‘Observing Self’ section provides practical insights and strategies for cultivating a strong, healthy sense of self-observation. You’ll discover methods to strengthen the observing self, which can help in managing difficult sensations and emotions, reducing the influence of unhelpful thought patterns, and fostering a deeper understanding of personal experiences.
Engage with this insightful exploration of the Observing Self to gain a deeper understanding of this fundamental aspect of human psychology, and learn effective techniques for improving self-awareness, emotional regulation, and overall psychological flexibility.