ACT for Therapists: Applying ACT and RFT in Relationships (#6)

Welcome to Episode 6 of our "ACT for Couples" series, designed specifically for therapists. In this episode, we explore how to conceptualize relationship issues using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Relational Frame Theory (RFT).
Series Overview:
Episode 1: Introduction to ACT for Couples
Episode 2: Mindfulness and Emotional Regulation
Episode 3: Effective Communication Skills
Episode 4: Repairing and Enriching Relationships
Episode 5: ACT for Singles: The Gift of Singleness
Episode 6: ACT for Therapists: Applying ACT and RFT in Relationships
In This Episode:
Section 1: The Problem in Relationships
Section 2: Applying RFT to Relationships
Section 3: Process over Protocol
By understanding the core issues within relationships through the lens of psychological rigidity and relational frames, therapists can guide couples toward healthier dynamics. We'll discuss practical applications of ACT's six core processes in couples therapy and provide tools to foster flexibility and resilience in relationships.
Downloadable Resources:
ACT and RFT in Relationships (a.co/d/0gdDRCus)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Couples (a.co/d/04Y09sSQ)
Voice Changer App (play.google.com/store/apps/de...)
10 Schemas for Couples Handout (www.newharbinger.com/97816262...)
Mindful Drinking Exercise Instructions (www.cancer.nsw.gov.au/getatta...)
Values Card Sort Handout (www.guilford.com/add/miller11...)
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