ACT Winter Boot Camp
January 12-15, 2012
Reno, Nevada
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2012 Workshop Schedule:
"ACT: A Mindful Approach to Rapid Clinical Change" Minnesota (IAHB) workshop Jan 19-20, 2012
"ACT: A Mindful Approach to Rapid Clinical Change " Cleveland, OH (IAHB) workshop Feb. 9-12, 2012
"Intro to ACT" Germany workshop March 3-4, 2012
"Intro to ACT" Germany workshop March 5-6, 2012
"Intro to ACT" Germany workshop March 7-9, 2012
"ACT: A Mindful Approach to Rapid Clinical Change" Berkeley, CA (IAHB) March 22-23, 2012
"Acceptacne and Commitment Therapy in Psychotherapy: A Mindful Approach to Rapid Clinical Change" Ann Arbor, MI (IAHB) April 20-21
"Intro to ACT" San Francisco, CA (CIIS) September 15, 2012
Online Training
Earn 16 Continuing Education credits by enrolling in an online course using the text, Get Out of Your Mind & Into Your Life.
Earn 6 Continuing Education credits by taking the Acceptance and Commitment Therapy online audio course
ACT and RFT Resources
The ACT Special Interest Group of the British Association of Behavioural & Cognitive Psychotherapies had the pleasure of hosting a debate on “The Future of CBT” at University College London, UK on 23rd September 2010. Our distinguished speakers were Prof Steven Hayes, Dr David Veale and Prof Steve Pilling, each presenting their perspective on the future developments of behavioural and cognitive psychotherapies. The evening generated lively discussion! BABCP ACT S.I.G. University of London
The main website for Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and for Relational Frame Theory is the one maintained by the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science: www.contextualpsychology.org
Upcoming workshops are always posted there. I highly recommend joining ACBS. It costs as little as $1 (dues are “values based” meaning you pay what you think the work is worth and what you can afford) and the resources there are incredible (you cannot download them unless you are a member). If you have any interest in ACT or RFT it would frankly be goofy not to join.
There is an email list serve for ACT and one for RFT. The website above has links to these and other special purpose ACT list serves. People talk about various issues, ask questions of each other, and so on. It is a world-wide conversation. There are 1500 participants on the ACT list and 450 on the RFT list.
Workshops: There are ACT trainers all around the world. A list of trainers is posted on the ACT website, along with the values statement ensuring that this whole process is not money focused or centrally controlled. | 
