ACT for Persistent Pain
Apply ACT to the relationship with persistent pain and restrictions in valued living.
Live online on Thursdays · 09:00–16:30 Sydney time
Your workshop
- Australian live teaching
- Thursday 2 December 2027
09:00–16:30 Sydney time · Online - South African release
- 18 January 2028
On demand; no fixed attendance time - Included
- Workshop recording, workbook and practical learning resources. Twelve months of recording access from release.
- Starting point
- For clinicians with a working knowledge of ACT. Prior purchase from Applied ACT is not required.
Proposed learning focus
- Consider the function of control and avoidance patterns.
- Connect willingness with accessible, values-based activity.
- Develop an ACT formulation that recognises the person’s medical and social context.
Professional education within your role and scope. Detailed curriculum and completion requirements will be supplied before enrolment.
Connect this topic
to the wider model.
Comprehensive Training adds five workshops and three case-learning sessions. The high tier adds supported implementation.
Comprehensive Training saves A$132 compared with A$2,607 for six individual workshops, and includes three live case-learning sessions.
Werner Teichert
Clinical psychologist · ACPA member · Board Approved Supervisor (PsyBA)
Werner’s ACT training has included learning with Steven Hayes, Russ Harris, Robyn Walser and Kirk Strosahl. His teaching experience spans South Africa, Namibia, New Zealand, Australia and the UK.
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