This page is designed to organize the various ACT/RFT and related powerpoint presentation materials from workshop trainings, conference presentations, and other professional talks. Below we have included links to several presentations available on the site. You can add new talks by either adding a new page here (see instructions below) or by adding a page in one of the sections linked to this page. Please email us the contact us link if you would like to have any additional links to power points added to the main body of this page.
This page lists a number of power points and other presentation materials from workshops, conference presentations, and other professional presentations.
This page includes available powerpoint presentations from ACT SI 4.
This page includes power points as well as audio for a symposium highlighting some of the ACT research being conducted in the United Kingdom.
This page includes available powerpoint presentations from ACT Oceania II.
This page includes a presentation and workshop presented by Steve Hayes at the Psychotherapy Networker in 2008.
This page includes slides from a presentation and two workshops presented by Steve Hayes at EABCT in 2008.
This page includes a power point presented by Andy Santanello and Hank Robb at SI III.
This page includes a power point about HEAT presented at ISTSS by Andy Santanello.
This page includes Kelly Wilson's presentation at SI III on the hexaflex dimensional approach to diagnostics
This page includes powerpoint slides from ABCT workshops in 2007 on core skills and working with challenging patients by Steve Hayes and Kirk Strosahl.
This page includes the power point from an ACT workshop by John Forsyth.
This page includes a power point providing a comprehensive review of ACT research presented by Steve Hayes.
This page includes a power point presentation Steve Hayes gave at SI II on doing ACT research
This page includes a presentation discussing criticisms of ACT by James Herbert at SI II.
This page includes links to power points for teaching about philosophy of science, contextualism and the role of theory.
This page includes a power point presentation by Dermot Barnes-Holmes describing answers to both of these questions.
This page includes a power point presentation by Amy Murrell from World Con I titled God is a Verb.
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Creating content on this site is very easy:
1. Log in to your ACBS member account (you cannot create content as a guest).
2. Find your way to this parent page.
3. Click [add child page] at bottom.
4. Provide a concise, descriptive title.
5. Either attach a power point or a link to the content.
6. Remember to click [submit].