Hi Richard, thank you for sharing this, I was hoping to get a copy of your slides following the conference but this is even better! Watching it through it struck me, as a parent, how useful these concepts would be to build psychological flexibility/resilience in children - have you come across any good ACT resources aimed at children?
Hi Laura, Thanks so much for your feedback - it's much appreciated. To answer your question, ACT is more and more being used in both mainstream child development contexts and therapeutic contexts. I'm not trained in that area, but I hear very good things about Dr. Tamar Black's 'The ACT workbook for kids'. It's available on Amazon. Also, check out TH-cam - the ACT community is usually very generous in giving away excellent content on a range of topics.
Hi Richard, thank you for sharing this, I was hoping to get a copy of your slides following the conference but this is even better! Watching it through it struck me, as a parent, how useful these concepts would be to build psychological flexibility/resilience in children - have you come across any good ACT resources aimed at children?
Hi Laura,
Thanks so much for your feedback - it's much appreciated.
To answer your question, ACT is more and more being used in both mainstream child development contexts and therapeutic contexts.
I'm not trained in that area, but I hear very good things about Dr. Tamar Black's 'The ACT workbook for kids'. It's available on Amazon. Also, check out TH-cam - the ACT community is usually very generous in giving away excellent content on a range of topics.
@@WorkLifePsych Thank you!