RFT Self-Study Guide

The following is a self-paced guide to learning RFT consisting of mainly freely available materials including book chapters, articles, and videos. Start with the introduction and then progress through the rest of the modules.

List of Resources Used

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Introduction: Players and Setting

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Module 1: Dermot Barnes-Holmes, RFT Past, Present, and Future Video

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Module 2: The Double Edged Sword of Human Language

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Module 3: Stimulus Equivalence and Relational Responding

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Module 4: RFT a Developed Process Based Theory

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Module 5: RFT a Basic Account

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Module 6: RFT Three Key Therapeutic Strategies

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Module 7: RFT and ACT, Siblings? Cousins?

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Module 8: RFT and ACT - Middle Level Terms

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Module 9: A Discussion on Midlevel Terms

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Module 10: More on Midlevel Terms - Secret Interview

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Module 11: Back to Basics

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Module 12: RFT in Action - Videos

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Module 13: Language as Intervention - Matt Villatte's Work

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Module 14: Mastering The Clinical Conversation - Book

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Module 15: Review of Mastering the Clinical Conversation by Barnes-Holmes & the Gang

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Module 16: A Rebuttal to the Review

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Module 17: A Rebuttal to the Rebuttal

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Module 18: Cooperation is the Key - RFT & Evolutionary Science

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