Upcoming and Past Events


Using ACT to Guide Exposure
Nov
18

Using ACT to Guide Exposure

Join us for our next virtual workshop on November 18th where Dr. Brian Thompson will help you understand exposure in an ACT context, conceptualize how exposure may target core ACT psychological flexibility processes, and identify core ACT psychological flexibility processes that are strengthened during exposure!

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Praxis: ACT and the Therapeutic Relationship
Nov
28

Praxis: ACT and the Therapeutic Relationship

Praxis is providing a 4-week virtual course, meeting every Tuesday from 4-6 PM EST, starting November 28th through December 19th. Led by Dr. Robyn Walser and Manuela O’Connell, this live online course will help you examine how you can deepen your connection with clients through the therapeutic stance. The course will explore how you can apply the tools you already have — the ACT processes — to help you respond more flexibly and creatively with each individual client as you increase your capacity to connect more deeply with those you serve.

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Praxis: ACT for Suicidal Behavior
Oct
6

Praxis: ACT for Suicidal Behavior

Praxis is providing a 4-week virtual course, meeting every Friday from 4-6 PM EST, starting October 6th through October 27th. Led by Dr. Robyn Walser, Dr. Sean Barnes, and Dr. Lauren Borges, this live online course will empower you to bring a different perspective to suicide. You’ll learn how to respond in a way that’s driven by flexibility rather than fear, and how to not only prevent death more effectively, but to also foster engagement in life.

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Praxis: ACT in Behavior Analysis: 9-Week Consultation Course
Oct
6

Praxis: ACT in Behavior Analysis: 9-Week Consultation Course

Praxis is providing a 9-week virtual consultation course, meeting every Friday from 1-3 PM EST, starting October 6th through December 15th. Led by Dr. Thomas Szabo, this consultation course addresses how to introduce ACT into your practice effectively and appropriately within your scope of practice, and adapting ACT practices to fit your work.

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Introduction to ACT & Psychological Flexibility
Sep
19

Introduction to ACT & Psychological Flexibility

We are thrilled to announce the kickoff of our "ACT in Process Lecture Series" with Dr. Abu M. Nasim. In this enlightening lecture, we will delve into the fascinating relationship between language and psychological well-being. You'll gain valuable insights into the formation of psychological flexibility and how it is conceptualized in connection with happiness, resilience, and competence.

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