Behaviour Management: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Diploma

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Behaviour Management: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Diploma

Welcome to the Behaviour Management: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Diploma course, where we delve into the nuanced practices of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as applied to behaviour management. If you are a mental health professional, educator, or someone interested in understanding how to manage behaviour more effectively, this course is your comprehensive guide.

Learning Outcomes:

• Apply Cognitive Defusion techniques in Behaviour Management approaches.

• Understand the role of "Self-as-Context" in Behaviour Management interventions.

• Evaluate how values influence Behaviour Management decisions.

• Implement committed action as a proactive Behaviour Management tool.

• Assess the impact of suffering on Behaviour Management practices.

• Apply ACT principles in real-world Behaviour Management scenarios.

More Benefits:

• LIFETIME access
• Device Compatibility
• Free Workplace Management Toolkit

Key Modules from Behaviour Management: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Diploma:

Human Suffering & Behaviour Management: Explore the underlying factors that contribute to human suffering and how they affect behaviour management.

Foundation of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Introduce yourself to the fundamental principles and practices of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy within the context of behaviour management.

Behaviour Management: Cognitive Defusion: Learn the technique of Cognitive Defusion and how it can be effectively used in managing behaviours.

Self-as-Context in Behaviour Management: Understand the concept of 'Self-as-Context' and its importance in the effective management of behaviours.

ACT Values in Behaviour Management: Delve into the values that underpin Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and learn how to implement these in behaviour management.

Committed Action & Behaviour Management: Learn how committed actions, based on ACT principles, can help in the successful management of behaviours.