Registrations are now closed for Super Charge Your ACT Case Conceptualization and Intervention Skills, Kirk Strosahl & Patti Robinson.

November 11-12, 2009

Kirk Strosahl describes the workshop:

This new advanced 2 day workshop is heavily practice oriented. We will deal with the application of ACT to specific disorders and will use role plays, and case examples submitted by the audience to develop needed clinical skills.

Workshop attendees will do a self assessment of core ACT skills prior to and after the training workshop. This will help each person identify weak spots in their skills that we can specifically address with the training. We will invite members of the audience to submit video recordings of ACT sessions in advance of the workshop or at the workshop itself.

So, this will be an intensive, group oriented training in conceptualizing real cases and applying
ACT strategies to real cases. There will be only a limited amount of didactic training; most of that will be to expose folks to new content that is appearing in the upcoming second edition of the ACT book.

N.B. You must have attended an introductory ACT workshop, or have some training in using the ACT model, before attending this one. This workshop will assume you know the basic theory and practice of the ACT model.

For information on the presenters' qualifications and backgrounds, visit this page at ANZACT.

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Join the ACT community worldwide and locally for access to a huge range of ACT-oriented resources for treatment and research by becoming a member of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science, Australia-New Zealand Chapter: http://www.contextualpsychology.org/australia_new_zealand_membership_form

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Do I have to be a member to attend the Workshop? How do I join?
   No, you don't HAVE to join the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science to attend the Workshop, but why wouldn't you? It only costs $1.00 (or whatever you deem your membership is worth) and look at all the ACT clinical, research and training resources you get access to. Not to mention the warm fuzzy feelings that come with making a contribution to a psychology more adequate to the human condition. Ready to join? Click here.
   
   
2. I registered but now can't attend the Workshop. Can I get a refund?
   Yes. If your request is received by November 6, a full refund will be provided less, a $50 handling fee. After November 6 refunds will only be provided in exceptional circumstances, otherwise you can allocate your ticket to a friend or colleague. Please email info@anzact.com if you wish to allocate your ticket to someone else so that we can put their details on the name badge and attendance certificate. To obtain the refund, email our helpful volunteers at info@anzact.com using the email address you registered with and the Order Number of the ticket(s) you purchased. This information should be in the confirmation email you received from Eventbrite when you registered.
   
   
3. Where exactly is the workshop happening? How do I get there?
   The workshop is at the Elisabeth Murdoch Theatre in Spencer Rd inside the Parkville campus of the University of Melbourne. Note that the Google Map on the workshop home page is incorrect. The theatre is further north on Spencer Rd than the marker on this map shows. The closest external street corner is Swanston and Faraday Streets and the Theatre is behind the Ian Potter Museum of Art on Swanston St. Several trams from the city and the northern suburbs travel along Swanston St and there is a major tram terminus outside the Ian Potter Museum. For more information and timetables, go to http://www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au/stop/view/19489. If you are entering the campus from Royal Parade (number 19 tram on Elizabeth St) the most direct route is along Tin Alley (Gate 14 on Royal Parade) and turn right at Spencer Rd.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009 at 9:00 AM
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Thursday, November 12, 2009 at 5:00 PM (GMT+1000)

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Elisabeth Murdoch Theatre, Building 134, University of Melbourne
Spencer Rd
Carlton
Melbourne, Victoria 3053
Australia

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Founded in 2005, the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS) is dedicated to the advancement of functional contextual cognitive and behavioral science and practice so as to alleviate human suffering and advance human well being. www.contextualpsychology.org

The Australia-New Zealand Chapter of the ACBS was founded in April 2009. For local ACBS events and information, go to www.anzact.com.

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