ACT PRACTICE GROUPS FOR BEHAVIOR ANALYSTS
Turn ACT concepts into practical skills.
ACT makes more sense when you have opportunities to actually use it. Practice real skills, bring real professional situations, receive feedback, and build fluency with other behavior analysts.
AT A GLANCE
How Practice Groups Work.
60 minutes
Focused live practice
Small groups
Space to participate and receive feedback
Live online
Join from anywhere
New groups forming
Scheduled around participant availability
WHAT HAPPENS IN A GROUP
Bring the work into the room.
Groups use behavioral skills training, role-play, guided exercises, discussion, and feedback. Participants bring real situations from clinical work, supervision, consultation, and other professional contexts. Together, we slow the work down, practice new responses, and identify something concrete to try next.
IN OUR PRACTICE GROUPS, YOU WILL
Practice, reflect, receive feedback, and keep building.
01 - PRACTICE
Use ACT skills
Work through guided exercises and role-plays using a Behavioral Skills Training model.
02 - BRING THE WORK
Use real situations
Bring professional challenges into the group and explore what a workable response could look like.
03 - BUILD FLUENCY
Receive feedback
Learn from coaching and from the experiences and perspectives of other behavior analysts.
Come with your own group, or let us help you find one.
TWO WAYS TO PARTICIPATE
JOIN A FORMING GROUP
Sign up individually and tell us when you’re generally available. We’ll put together a group and check the proposed meeting time with you before you register or pay.
Share your availability
BRING YOUR OWN GROUP
Learn with people you already know.
If you already have people you would like to practice with, we can create a private group that fits your goals and schedule.
Tell us what could work for you.
JOIN A PRACTICE GROUP
Share a little about your interests and availability. This is an expression of interest, not a commitment to register or pay.