Experiential avoidance stops clients from accepting some aspects, leading to psychological inflexibility and worsening symptoms and problems.
Experiential avoidance stops clients from accepting some aspects, leading to psychological inflexibility and worsening symptoms and problems. In this presentation, Dr. DJ Moran explains how ACT works through the client’s repertoire of experiential avoidance and toward acceptance.
Here are some highlights we’ve extracted from this video:
1. Many people act as if their own private experiences, emotions, and sensations need to be gotten rid of.
2. The attempt to try to get rid of them makes them happen more and that’s 1 important concern in ACT case conceptualization.
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