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Please be patient!Whitelisting will happen after the seedbox is loaded.  PLEASE KEEP THIS EXCLUSIVE TO elib!!!!elib EXCLUSIVE: You may not share this with other product Trackers, Websites or Friends. GB: Cognitive Therapy ” ACT ” 44 DVDs 1830 $GB thread: Status: OPEN FOR PLEDGESRobyn Walser, PhD  – Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life: Using Acceptance & Commitment Therapy for Powerful Life Change  – [4 DVDs – Rip] – [2 PDF]   http://www.pesi.com/bookstore/Get_Out_of_Your_Mind_and_Into_…Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life: Using Acceptance & Commitment Therapy for Powerful Life ChangeAuthor: Robyn Walser, Ph.D.Publisher: Premier Education Solutions 2010Length: 4 DVD(s)Media Type: Seminar on DVDDuration: 5 hours, 27 minutesProduct Details:Steven C. Hayes, Ph.D. once wrote, “The single most remarkable fact of human existence is how hard it is for human beings to be happy.” Suffering is ubiquitous and can prevent people from living their lives in meaningful and even expansive ways. Many current psychotherapies work directly to change problematic thoughts and feelings associated with these negative life events.  Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a new model of behavioral treatment that emphasizes acceptance of emotion and thought while maintaining a focus on positive behavior change that is meaningful and consistent with personal values.  ACT uses a variety of verbal, experiential and homework techniques to help clients make experiential contact with previously avoided thoughts, feelings, and sensations, without excessive verbal involvement and control—and to make powerful life enhancing choices.  The seminar will discuss and demonstrate ACT techniques that may be broadly useful for intervening with multi-problem clients dealing with issues such as anxiety, substance abuse, depression, PTSD and human struggle. The seminar will provide clinicians with a basic understanding of ACT skills, and with personal experiences that will allow further development of these skills based on their application.objectIVESDescribe the psychopathological impact of experiential avoidance.Explain how human language participates in suffering and affects our relationship with private internal experiences.Describe direct treatment implications related to experiential avoidance and non-acceptance.Describe the major steps in ACT.Explain how values homework is used to support behavior change. OUTLINEPart I: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Theory and ConceptsHuman Language, experiential avoidance and its role in psychopathologyDominance of the conceptualized past and futureCognitive fusion and avoidance of selfThe problems of attachmentLack of values clarity and inactionOur mind’s do not know what is good for us: F.E.A.R.Fusion: holding thoughts as literalEvaluation: putting it in the evaluatedAvoidance: learned behaviors and social constructionsReason-giving: believing our stories for why we do what we doThe problem of more, better and differentThe paradox of what client’s are seekingFeeling better versus feeling betterAcceptance and Commitment as an alternative to control Part II: Application of ACT Treatment The 6 core components of ACT for psychological and behavioral flexibilityAcceptanceLetting go of the agenda of controlWillingness to experienceWillingness as a choice, not a desirePresent MomentDiscovering “NOW”Mindfulness: Processes of observationRelationship and being in the momentDefusionFusion: getting caught in “Mind”Defusing: responding to thoughts and emotions in terms of workabilitySelf-as-ContextUsing present moment awareness to build self-as-context Distinguishing experiential content from context Contacting the continuous sense of selfValuesDefining personal values that give meaning to lifeChoice versus decision and process versus outcomeLinking behavior change to chosen valuesCommited ActionDaily goals and facing barriersAcceptance of additional barriers as a consequence of committed actionLiving a more rewarding, full and vital lifeABOUT ROBYN WALSER Ph.D.Robyn Walser, Ph.D. is Director of TL Consultation Services and works at the National Center for PTSD. As a licensed psychologist, she maintains an international training, consulting and therapy practice. Dr. Walser is an expert in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), traumatic stress and substance abuse and has authored a number of articles, chapters and books on these topics. She has been doing ACT workshops for 10 years; training in multipleformats and for multiple client problems. Dr. Walser has been described as a “passionate, creative and bold ACT trainer and therapist,” and she is best known for her dynamic, warm and challenging ACT trainings. She is often referred to as a clinician’s clinician. Her workshops feature a combination of lecture and experiential exercises designed to provide an unique learning opportunity in this state-of-the-art intervention. Dr. Walser has presented her research findings and papers at international and national conferences, universities and hospital settings; and she has been invited to international conferences to speak about ACT. She is invested in developing innovative ways to translate science-into-practice and continues to do research and education on dissemination of ACT and other therapies. She has had a number of leadership roles in international and national organizations and she is currently Member At Large for the Association for Contextual and Behavioral Science, the main association that houses ACT.                                       *  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Contributors to “Cognitive Therapy ” ACT ” 44 DVDs” Dates will be set shortly. GB members: Immediate and Ratio FreeElite/VIP: 2 weeksPower Users (PU): 7 weeks  or contribute Users: Upgrade to PU or contribute here:…