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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for ptsd Group Manual Regan Settles, Beth Morris, Kristi Bratkovich, Table of Contents Manual Overview ..3 Session 0: Optional Pre-group Individual Session 1: Introduction to ACT ..11 Session 2: Willingness and 20 Session 3: Session 4: Personal Session 5: Willingness and Values-Based In Vivo 38 Session 6: Decision Points and Imagining Next 41 Session 7: Post-Exposure Session 8: Observing Session 9: Observing Self and Observing the Trauma 59 Session 10: Review and Wrap Up66 Appendix A: Responding to Challenges in Appendix B: Appendix C: Values Card Acknowledgements Portions of this manual were adapted from or influenced by the following sources: Follette, , & Pistorello, J.
activities in ACT for PTSD. First, the inhibitory learned model suggests that exposure is most effective when the individual’s expectations about the aversive experience are violated (i.e., expectancy violations, Craske et al., 2014). In ACT for PTSD, exposure exercises are not timed based on the habituation of fear.
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