ACT Consultation Group for Therapists.
Join a community of ACT Therapists.
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Group Case Consultation.
You’ve got the clients, you’re utilizing skills in session, but there’s no one to discuss your cases with when you feel stuck. You don’t have to feel alone in private practice. An ACT case consultation group helps you get unstuck, find a community of like-minded ACT practitioners, and feel rejuvinated as a therapist again.
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ACT-centered Community and Connection.
Join a group of practitioners to discuss cases with and feel less alone in private practice. Being with others who support you and just “get it” can make therapy less lonely. Just like our clients, clinicians need safe spaces to debrief sessions, get feedback, and review cases in order to best show up for clients.
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Grow Skills.
In an ACT Case Consultation Group for therapists, you’ll grow your ACT skills as you listen to other clinicians share their perspective of how to approach cases. Oftentimes, fliers are shared, knowledge is given, and growth happens in a compassionate environment with other therapists who want to case consultation assisance.
Requirements to join?
You have completed ACT training or independent study, and
You identify with ACT as our main theoretical orientation, and
You agree to provide feedback through an ACT lens.
*If you haven’t studied ACT formally, we recommend Russ Harris' Act For Beginners online course via Psychwire or his book, Act Made Simple.
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What are the core principles of ACT?
“ACT uses acceptance and mindfulness processes, and commitment and behavior change processes, to produce greater psychological flexibility” (Bach, P. & Moran, D., ACT in Practice, 2008).
The goal is not to always feel happy or to get rid of sad feelings. The goal is to work towards behaving in the service of attaining goals or outcomes that align with your values.
ACT Case Consultation Group for Therapists FAQ
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No, your main theoretical orientation does not have to be ACT. However, we just ask that you
1. You have completed ACT training or independent study, and
2.You identify with ACT as our main theoretical orientation, and
3. You agree to provide feedback through an ACT lens.
*If you haven’t studied ACT formally, we recommend Russ Harris' Act For Beginners online course via Psychwire or his book, Act Made Simple.
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No. Our online, telehealth ACT Case Consultation Group is only for Therapists who are licensed (i.e. LMHC/LPC) or pre-licensed (i.e. RMHCI).
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Our case consultation groups are offered online via a confidential HIPAA compliant platform. You don’t need to download any software. All you need is access to wifi or an internet connection using a phone, computer, or tablet. After sharing your email to join, the facilitators will add you to the group email thread and provide you with the Zoom link.
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Our ACT Case Consultation Group for Therapists are 1 hour, virtually.
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No, you can live anywhere and join! As long as you have access to wifi or the internet since the group meetings are held online.
More Questions?
Head to our FAQs page.
