ACT

  • $10

"I Should Know This Already": Unpacking Imposter Syndrome

  • Course
  • 7 Lessons

This training explores the self-doubt many clinicians experience — feeling like you should know more, questioning decisions, or overthinking mistakes. Using a behavioral and ACT-informed lens, participants will learn practical strategies to respond more flexibly to difficult thoughts, stay grounded in their values, evaluate competence boundaries, and continue growing without needing perfection or certainty first.

  • $10

ACT to Empower: Using the ACT Matrix to Transform Caregiver Collaboration

  • Course
  • 7 Lessons

Too often, progress stalls not because parents aren’t capable, but because BCBAs haven’t found a way to truly partner with them. Real change takes more than clinical skill. It takes collaboration. The ACT Matrix offers a clear, practical tool to transform caregiver consultation: uncover values, align goals, and empower families to act. Learn to use it to spark conversation and develop meaningful goals.

  • $15

Aligned, Not Apologetic: Boundary Setting Through an ACT Lens Course

  • Course
  • 11 Lessons

Boundaries are often taught as scripts and policies, but for most clinicians the real barrier isn't knowing what to say — it's the discomfort before we say it. Through an ACT lens, we'll explore how psychological flexibility helps us hold boundaries under pressure, how experiential avoidance quietly derails them, and how values keep boundaries aligned, not apologetic.

  • Free

Beneath the Behavior: Where Function Meets Core Yearnings

  • Course
  • 14 Lessons

Learning Objectives 1. Identify the four functions of behavior (escape, attention, access, sensory) and the limits of relying on function alone. 2. Describe six core yearnings—belonging, competence, coherence, self-directed meaning, orientation, feeling—through an ACT-informed lens. 3. Examine an assessment tool for evaluating how core yearnings show up for clients, for a more neuroaffirming picture of the behavior.

  • Free

Swimming Upstream

  • Course
  • 10 Lessons

Swimming Upstream is a learning circle for anyone questioning compliance-based behavior practices and wanting to do things differently—without doing it alone. We’ll explore how systems shape clinician behavior, increase ethical risk, and how community serves as a protective, science-informed support for practicing with integrity in real-world constraints.