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Online Learning Opportunities

Submitted by Jen Plumb on September 30, 2010 - 4:10pm
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This is a brief list of online learning opportunities which we know about. If you know of others, and would like to add to the list, please log in as a member, and click "Add a child page" below. 

ACT In A Nutshell & Life Beyond The Happiness Trap. E-courses by Russ Harris.

ACT In A Nutshell is a unique ten week e-course for professionals, that helps you to deliver ACT simply, quickly and effectively, to just about anyone, anywhere. Life Beyond The Happiness Trap is a twelve week e-course, open to anyone and everyone, developed as a follow-on from The Happiness Trap. It will go over important ground from the book, and provide a variety of powerful self-development resources. There is a particular emphasis on developing self-acceptance and self-compassion.

The Matrix Webinars with Kevin Polk and Jerold Hambright

Drs. Polk and Hambright at the Togus, Maine VA have developed a model of psychological flexibility made simple (called The Matrix) and frequently host webinars to share their strategy with professionals. Visit www.actbynumbers.com for details on the next webinar for professionals.

6 ACT Conversations. E-learning program by Julian McNally hosted by RMIT University.

This is an e-learning program by Julian McNally hosted by RMIT University, developed for use with the general public and is a great to learn some ACT basics as a professional or to use as an adjunct to therapy. The program comprises six sessions of between 15 and 50 minutes duration. Each session includes a conversational mini-lecture and several practical exercises.