Clinical Skills & Consultation
Deepen your ACT work. Build FC/RFT fluency. Think functionally.
ACT is more than a model—it’s a stance.
Functional contextualism is more than a philosophy—it’s a way of seeing behavior in real time.
This offering is designed for clinicians, supervisors, and trainers who want to:
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Sharpen their use of functional analysis in the therapy room
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Move from conceptual fidelity to functional fluency
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Integrate RFT-informed interventions without theory overload
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Develop confidence using ACT-in-Context moment-to-moment
Whether you're early in your ACT journey or looking to refine advanced skills, this page offers a set of tools, formats, and learning opportunities for ongoing professional growth.
AT A GLANCE
What You Will Learn to Do
✔ Use functional process notes to track workability, not just content
✔ Practice evoking, modeling, and reinforcing in session
✔ Spot the difference between a client’s story and their contextual function
✔ Deepen your use of defusion, values, and self-as-context as living processes
✔ Shape flexibility with real-time behavioral feedback—in clients and yourself
✔ Supervise using the same contextual lens you practice with
“Todd’s consults helped me shift from chasing content to working process-by-process—and my sessions are smoother and more meaningful now.”
— Licensed Therapist
“I bring the ACT-in-Context note format to every session now. It keeps me grounded in process instead of chasing content.”
— Group Practice Clinician
“Flex Labs gave me a space to try things out. That’s been more powerful than any workshop I’ve taken.”
— Clinical Social Worker