Formation en anglais seulement / English only
**Cette formation est une traduction anglaise de la formation Parler la langue de la pleine conscience : comment mener des interactions verbales expérientielles et transformatrices en thérapie de 3ième vague (# de reconnaissance OPQ : RA01023-14). Cette formation a été offerte en juin 2015 par l’IFTCC.**
Description:
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and other contextual behavioral therapies emphasize the use of experiential techniques to undermine the problematic impact of language and thinking processes, which can lead to experiential avoidance, cognitive inflexibility, and insensitivity to new and changing contexts. But language is not only a weapon; it is a powerful tool that can foster a flexible sense of self, build meaning and purpose, enhance and sustain motivation, and promote adaptive responses to an ever-changing world. From this perspective, language is not only a vehicle for delivering therapeutic interventions, it is a powerful intervention in its own right.
Relational Frame Theory (RFT) is a contextual behavioral account of human language and cognition that provides a framework to use language in therapy in the service of experiential processes and meaningful living. This workshop is an introduction to this pragmatic framework. It will focus on ways to speak and listen in the therapy room that increase clients’ awareness, flexibility, and autonomy.
Audience :
Psychologues, psychothérapeutes, médecins et étudiants
