ACT Therapy Skills
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is an evidence-based approach that helps clients build psychological flexibility—the capacity to face thoughts and emotions while taking meaningful action. By integrating mindfulness, cognitive defusion, values-based work, and experiential strategies, ACT supports lasting change and resilience.
As demand grows for process-based, adaptable methods, ACT is increasingly sought by both clinicians and clients. This six-module training provides a structured, practical pathway to mastering ACT principles and interventions.
Through the program, you will:
Develop a process-based framework applicable across diverse client needs
Gain practical skills to help clients move beyond avoidance and toward purposeful living
Build confidence in applying ACT strategies in clinical settings
Graduates earn the ACT-PT™ (ACT Practitioner-Trained) credential, demonstrating specialized training in this research-supported approach and distinguishing you as a therapist equipped to meet today’s evolving mental health challenges.