
Mark your calendar for February 27-28, 2025, and join us for Integrating ACT into Practice: 2-Day Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Skills Training. This live, interactive workshop is designed to provide mental health professionals with practical, hands-on experience in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Whether you're new to the model or looking to enhance your skills, this training offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of ACT and learn how to implement its techniques effectively with clients.
Training Event Details
Date: Thursday & Friday, February 27-28, 2025
Time: 8:40 AM – 4:30 PM ET (New York)
Format: Live, interactive Zoom webinar
CE Hours: 12 CE Hours (ASWB & NBCC approved)
Target Audience: Social workers, licensed professional counselors, psychologists, addictions counselors, and other mental health professionals
Content Level: Intermediate
What to Expect from our 2025 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy 2-Day Training
This experiential workshop will provide a comprehensive foundation in ACT theory while emphasizing practical application through:
Assessing psychological issues using the Psychological Flexibility model
Practicing interventions aligned with the six core psychological flexibility processes
Helping clients identify ineffective behaviors and transition toward meaningful actions
Understanding how language and metaphors shape behavior and using them effectively in therapy
Experiential exercises, small group work, role plays, and demonstrations to build confidence in using ACT techniques
By the end of this training, you’ll have the tools to immediately apply ACT strategies in your clinical practice, helping clients overcome psychological barriers and move toward their values-based goals.
Meet the Presenters
This training features three renowned Peer Reviewed ACT Trainers with extensive experience in contextual behavioral therapies:
Dr. Miranda Morris, PhD Dr. Morris is a psychologist and Co-founder of True North Therapy and Training, where she specializes in ACT, Functional Analytic Psychotherapy, and Relational Frame Theory. A former President of the Association for Contextual Behavior Science, she is a sought-after trainer in ACT principles and techniques.
Dr. Shawn Costello Whooley, PsyD Dr. Whooley, founder of Stillpoint Journeys, integrates ACT with experiential learning through nature-based therapy and extended hiking trips. She also works in private practice and the Baltimore VA Medical Center, where she uses ACT to support trauma recovery. Dr. Whooley is the co-author of The Inner Critic Workbook and a respected international trainer in ACT and Contextual Behavioral Science.
Dr. Staci Martin, PhD Dr. Martin is a Senior Associate Scientist in the Pediatric Oncology Branch of the National Cancer Institute, where she focuses on ACT for individuals with health conditions. She has authored over 80 publications and specializes in ACT applications for pediatric and adult medical populations.
Why Choose ACT for Your Clinical Practice?
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is a powerful evidence-based model that combines mindfulness and behavioral strategies to foster psychological flexibility. Research supports ACT’s effectiveness across a wide range of conditions, making it a versatile and impactful tool for therapists working in diverse settings.
This training will help you develop your ACT skills and learn practical interventions to guide your clients toward meaningful, value-driven lives. Want to learn more about ACT and how it can benefit your clients and your practice? 7 Ways ACT Helps Clients Overcome Mental and Emotional Stuck Points
Ready to Enhance Your Skills?
We're pleased to bring back our 2-Day Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Training in 2025! Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your clinical expertise and join a supportive community of professionals committed to evidence-based practice.