If you're a therapist who wants to help clients make meaningful progress in fewer sessions — without sacrificing depth or compassion — this training is for you. This self-paced course is designed for clinicians working with trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship struggles who want evidence-based tools they can apply right away. Whether you're in private practice, community mental health, or a clinical setting, you'll gain fresh strategies that fit seamlessly into your current approach.
Therapists everywhere are being asked to do more with less time.
But powerful, lasting change can happen in just a few sessions—when you have the right tools.
That's where this ALL-NEW self-paced online training program comes in…
…teaching you everything you need to start using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) right away.
Heavily researched and proven effective for treating trauma, anxiety, depression, and more, these approaches allow you to quickly address a wide range of clinical challenges…
…and do it all with the strength only evidence-based therapies can provide.
When you register, you'll join expert trainers Aprilia West, PsyD, Elliott Connie, LPC, and Lillian Gibson, PhD. These highly regarded therapists have not only mastered these techniques -- they've taught thousands of clinicians just like you exactly how to use them.
With detailed step-by-step instructions full of real-world examples, they'll make it all easy to learn and apply, turning you into a versatile therapist ready to provide individualized care for each and every client… even if you have no current experience with these treatments.
Whether you work in private practice, community health, or anywhere clients need fast relief…you need this training.
Every session can change a life. And when every session matters, the right tools matter.
This course gives you those tools.
Register now.
PS — When you register, you'll get 2 FREE bonus sessions with even more brief therapy tools!
Valued at $1,069.95
Today Only $229.99 — An Incredible Value!
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Led by internationally recognized psychologist Aprilia West, PsyD, this training will equip you to start using ACT techniques with your clients right away. Dr. West will take you all the way through the ACT model using process-based cognitive-behavioral strategies to accelerate psychological flexibility and improve client outcomes. This best-selling training is sure to enhance your ability to work with chronic stress, anxiety and depression, emotional reactivity and emotional dysregulation, unprocessed trauma/PTSD, and more.
The ACT Model: Psychological Flexibility
- The problem of avoidance: the Inflexahex model
- How ACT is different from other approaches
- Evidence and research
Components of the ACT Model: Present Moment Awareness
- The power of anchoring in the present
- Common obstacles to present moment awareness
- Metaphor: Your experience of a musical band
- Experientials to contact the "here and now"
Acceptance
- What acceptance is not
- Obstacles to acceptance
- Metaphor for acceptance: The blow-up ball in a swimming pool
- Acceptance experientials
Defusion
- Benefits of holding thoughts lightly
- The power of language
- Metaphor for defusion
- Defusion experiential
Values
- Values vs. scripts or goals
- Obstacles to clarifying values
- Values clarification
- Values-based action plan
- Metaphors for clarifying values
Committed Action
- Benefits of values-based moves
- Pivoting from default to intention
- Using functional inquiry to stay on track
- Obstacles to committed action
- Committed action metaphor and experiential
Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is an evidence-based approach to therapy that helps clients become "unstuck" by drawing on their already existing resources and personal strengths. Through easy to learn, simple interventions and principles, SFBT offers you a whole new perspective on what therapy can do. Join Elliott Connie, SFBT trainer, author, and psychotherapist, as he walks you through the philosophical shift from problem to solution-oriented therapy that will completely change your practice with simple strategies that will transform your clients' relationship with their perceived problems.
What Distinguishes SFBT From Traditional Approaches
- Key tenets, theory, and evidence behind SFBT
- How important is the problem?
- "The details drive the change"
- The absence of symptomology v. the presence of what clients most desire
Intentional Questions: The Strength Behind SFBT
- Reframe questions as invitations
- Core SFBT questions:
- Desired Outcome: Discover what clients want to be different in their lives
- Resource Talk: Activate the client's strengths
- Preferred Future: Elicit a detailed description of what the client wants
- Scaling: Measure progress toward the desired outcomes
- Coping Questions: Find positive resources even in difficult situations
Inside a SFBT Session: Innovative, Practical Strategies from Start to Finish
- Opening the Session
- The Core of the Session
- Working with one problem at a time
- Strategies to build momentum toward the client's hoped-for future
- Tolerating silence and using it as a valuable tool
- What to do when the client is focused on problems and symptoms
- Techniques to keep the client engaged and the session meaningful
- Closing the Session
- Video case examples: See each step in action!
SFBT Across Settings and Populations
- Group therapy
- Children, adolescents, and families
- Couples
- Multicultural factors
Heavily research-supported, endorsed by major mental health organizations, and used by thousands of therapists around the globe, IPT is proven to achieve significant results and symptom reduction in just 12 to 16 weeks. In short, it's a must-have tool for any therapist looking to give clients fast, effective relief from depression, anxiety, trauma, and more. In Part 3 of this training, you'll learn how to bring IPT into your practice with distinguished expert Dr. Lillian Gibson.
Reducing Symptomology by Improving Clients' Relationship Skills
- The impact of early attachment experiences and family dynamics
- Key features of IPT and evidence-base
- Problem areas targeted: role disputes, role transitions, interpersonal deficits, and grief
- When to use IPT techniques in groups or individual work
Assessment and Treatment Planning
- Assessing interpersonal functioning and identifying relevant problem areas
- Conducting the interpersonal inventory with clients
- Communication styles, attachment patterns, and role expectations
- When comorbid issues are present
Getting Started with IPT: How to Conduct the Initial Phase
- Psychoeducation
- Completing the interpersonal inventory
- Formulating a treatment strategy with clients
IPT Techniques and Strategies to Jumpstart Interpersonal Change
- Identify problematic communication patterns
- Clarify values, priorities, and options
- Role play exercises
- Grief, role disputes, role transitions, and interpersonal deficits
IPT as an Adjunctive Treatment for Trauma
- Addressing trauma in the context of interpersonal relationships
- Interpersonal assessment in clients with trauma histories
- Coping strategies to manage triggers
- Targeting interpersonal problems that have arisen as a result of trauma
IPT for Anxiety and Depression
- Interpersonal factors in the development of anxiety and depression
- The role of social support, attachment, and communication patterns
- Interventions for resolving conflicts and misunderstandings
- IPT as an adjunctive treatment for anxiety
ACT, SFBT, and Other Fast and Effective Approaches for Trauma, Anxiety, and More
$1,069.95 Value — Today Only $229.99!
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Brian P. Marx, PhD | Click here for information about Brian P. Marx
Denise M. Sloan, PhD | Click here for information about Denise M. Sloan
Learn an evidence-based brief PTSD treatment approach that produces clinically significant reductions in PTSD symptoms in as few as five treatment sessions by having clients write about the trauma. It's efficient, effective, associated with low treatment dropout rates, and has been found to be equally effective as more time-intensive therapies — all without requiring clients to verbalize the details of their traumas again and again. Led by Dr. Denise Sloan and Dr. Brian Marx, developers of the Written Exposure Therapy protocol.
Melinda Marasch, LCSW, MINT | Click here for information about Melinda Marasch
Too often, sessions seem like a tug of war. Back and forth between the reasons to change…and the reasons not to. It's easy to start feeling stuck or like you need to "win." But the harder you push or pull, the greater the discord/resistance. You need a better way to communicate with ambivalent clients if you want to accelerate change. Motivational Interviewing is that way. In this session, MI expert Melinda Marasch, LCSW, will show you how the evidence-based MI process works and ways you can apply it to make those tough conversations more productive, end the tug of war, and maximize opportunities for lasting change from within.
If you're a therapist who wants to help clients make meaningful progress in fewer sessions — without sacrificing depth or compassion — this training is for you. This self-paced course is designed for clinicians working with trauma, anxiety, depression, and relationship struggles who want evidence-based tools they can apply right away. Whether you're in private practice, community mental health, or a clinical setting, you'll gain fresh strategies that fit seamlessly into your current approach.
Not at all. This course was built to guide you step-by-step through each approach—from the core principles to real-world application. You'll learn the foundations of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), and Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) in a way that's accessible, engaging, and practical, even if you're completely new to them.
Yes! Even seasoned therapists tell us they walk away with new insights, interventions, and ways to integrate these methods for faster, more sustainable client change. You'll deepen your skill set, sharpen your formulations, and discover fresh ways to combine brief therapy models — so you can adapt effectively to a wide range of clients and clinical issues.
Absolutely. This program is 100% self-paced and available on demand. You can start, pause, and revisit the material anytime, from any device. You'll have ongoing access to all modules, downloadable resources, and demonstrations—so you can learn when it fits your schedule and revisit techniques whenever you need them.
Valued at $1,069.95
Today Only $229.99 — An Incredible Value!
Click here for Credit details | Click here for course objectives and outline
We’re that confident you'll find this learning experience to be all that's promised and more than you expected.

