17–18 May
Monday–Tuesday · 2027
Venue to be confirmed
ACT for Depression
and Anxiety
A two-day practical workshop connecting ACT formulation, clinical demonstrations and experiential practice.
09:00–16:30 SAST each day · Johannesburg or Cape Town
21–22 May
Friday–Saturday · 2027
Venue to be confirmed
From formulation
to meaningful action.
Use the psychological flexibility model to consider avoidance, rumination, withdrawal and patterns that keep people stuck. Explore intervention choices through clinical examples, demonstration and practice.
- Connect assessment and ACT formulation to intervention decisions
- Practise defusion, acceptance, values and committed action
- Consider anxiety-related avoidance and depression-related disengagement
- Reflect on how to adapt the work to your own clinical setting
This workshop is a separate event from the annual programme. It combines depression and anxiety across two days; it does not automatically replace the two separate 2027 courses or establish credit towards an annual pathway.
Workbooks, venue arrangements, refreshments and final completion requirements will be confirmed before bookings open.
Proposed tour pricing.
| Option | Monthly payments | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | 5 × R1,250 | R6,250 |
| Early booking | 3 × R1,850 | R5,550 |
| ACT annual participant add-on | 3 × R1,250 | R3,750 additional |
Tour prices are in South African rand. No VAT is added. The fee covers one city’s two-day workshop. Instalments must finish before attendance. Early-booking eligibility and deadline will be confirmed before payment; no deadline is currently advertised. Both ACT annual tiers are eligible for the proposed participant add-on.
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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of ACT learning.
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