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Conference Program Committee Table of Contents Welcome from the ACBS President ____ 2 Opening Social and Chapters & Special Interest Groups' (SIGs) Event (18:30- ACBS Board _______________________ 2 21:30) ___________________________ 10 CEs, Certificates, Evaluations Registration (17:45-20:00) ___________ 10 CE Credits & Certificates _____________ 3 Thursday, 27 June Evaluations _______________________ 3 Poster Session / St. Patrick’s Cathedral Bookstore _________________________ 3 (18:45-20:45) _____________________ 33 Awards Friday, 28 June Developing Nations World Conference Open Night - Complimentary busing Scholarship Awards ________________ 4 to/from downtown Dublin ___________ 77 Diversity Committee World Conference Saturday, 29 June Scholarship Award _________________ 4 Networking Dinner, Follies, & Dance Party Early Career Research Paper Award ____ 4 to follow (18:00-00:45) ____________ 102 Student World Conference Scholarship Sessions Awards __________________________ 4 Thursday, 27 June Michael J. Asher Student Dissertation Award ___________________________ 4 Session Descriptions (7:00-18:00) _____ 11 ACBS Fellows 2019 _________________ 4 Poster Sessions, 27 June Message from Program Chair _________ 5 Session #1 (18:45-19:45, Thursday) _ 34 Special Thanks from ACBS ___________ 5 Session #2 (19:45-20:45, Thursday) _ 43 Peer Reviewed ACT Trainer Information 6 Friday, 28 June Handouts __________________________ 6 Session Descriptions (7:00-18:00) _____ 53 Lunch & Breaks _____________________ 6 Saturday, 29 June Internet ___________________________ 6 Session Descriptions (7:00-18:00) _____ 79 Conference App ____________________ 6 Sunday, 30 June Future ACBS Conferences - 2020 & 2021 Session Descriptions (9:00-12:05) ____ 103 ________________________________ 7 Presenter Index ___________________ 116 Photography, Videotaping & Audio Recording 7 Schedule-at-a-Glance ______________ 122 Transportation _____________________ 7 Map of Conference Meeting Space ______ Nursing Mother's Room ______________ 8 Backcover Luggage ___________________________ 8 Questions / Help ___________________ 8 Pre-Conference Workshops, 25 & 26 June ______________________________ 8 Early AM Events Morning Mindfulness (Thursday, Friday, Saturday), Qi Gong Wake-Up (Thursday), and Yoga (Friday, Saturday) __________ 9 Evening Events Wednesday, 26 June Rookies Retreat: First ACBS Conference Orientation (Student and First Time Attendee event) (18:00-18:45) _______ 10 Welcome from the ACBS President Welcome to Dublin, Ireland, the beautiful hosting city for the 17th Annual World Conference of the Association for Contextual Behavioural Science (ACBS). This year’s conference theme — Evolving ourselves and others: Using CBS to face change with courage and flexibility — affords a unique scientific platform to help us embrace change and face it head on with awareness, flexibility and courage. The breadth of the program gives you the opportunity to reflect on how we humans are the drivers of change, and how this awareness can help us shape our environment towards nurturing, sustainability, and diversity. ACBS has a board science agenda that centres on how we can nurture human lives, as well as all life on this planet. Going beyond the presentations, the conference is a unique opportunity for ACBS members to come together as colleagues, collaborators, and friends. I invite you to connect and join in on the many opportunities available to share our mission of helping humans to thrive. You will go home with new friends and a passion for sharing contextual behavioural science. This is also a time of change and growth for ACBS as an organisation, we have grown to approximately 8000 members and it is time for us to drive how ACBS evolves too. Our organisation is run by a small dedicated staff and a big group of volunteers that work in our Committees, Special Interest Groups, Chapters, and Conference Program Committee. Over the past year, the dedicated group of volunteers that comprise the ACBS Board of Directors, along with the Executive Director, have been working on a 3 year vision for change and growth in ACBS. We are now poised to enact this vision across four pillars - building our science, improving our productivity, strengthening our digital commons, and building competency in dissemination. Our mission is to evolve into the kind of organisation that aims to support members, to give members a scientific and professional home, and above all, to strengthen our mission of alleviating human suffering. At this conference I invite you to join us with this vision. This 17th World Conference is set to be an opportunity for you to learn, join in, feel welcomed, and rekindle your passion for growth. Welcome. - Louise Hayes, Ph.D., ACBS President ACBS Board President Louise Hayes, Ph.D., The University of Student Representative Melbourne, Australia Sonia Singh, M.A., Bowling Green State University, USA Past-President Giovambattista (Nanni) Presti, Ph.D., Executive Director (non-voting) University Kore, Enna, Italy Emily N. Rodrigues, M.A., ACBS President-Elect Incoming Board Members (2019): Dennis Tirch, Ph.D., The Center for Compassion Focused Therapy, USA President-Elect Lisa Coyne, Ph.D., McLean/Harvard Medical Secretary-Treasurer School, USA Maria Karekla, Ph.D., University of Cyprus, Cyprus Members at Large Diana Ferroni Bast, Ph.D., Trinity College Members at Large Dublin, Ireland Jonathan Bricker, Ph.D., Fred Hutchinson Lance McCracken, Ph.D., Uppsala Cancer Research Center & University of University, Sweden Washington, USA Jill Stoddard, Ph.D., The Center for Stress Lisa Coyne, Ph.D., McLean/Harvard Medical and Anxiety Management, USA School, USA Miranda Morris, Ph.D., Private Practice, USA Student Representative Amy Murrell, Ph.D., University of North Varsha Eswara Murthy, M.Sc., University Texas, USA College Dublin, Ireland The Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS) is dedicated to the advancement of functional contextual cognitive and behavioral science and practice so as to alleviate human suffering and advance human well being. 2 CEs, Certificates, Evaluations CE Credits & Certificates (with hours) Please remember to scan in and out at the beginning and end of each session, each day, using our scanner system. If there is a problem and the scanners are not working, please make sure to sign in and out on the paper check-in sheet provided. We cannot give credit if you do not scan/sign in and out. Please DO NOT SCAN in and out for coffee/tea breaks. CE credits are NOT available for IGNITE Sessions, Chapter/SIG/Committee meetings, or other lunch time sessions. BCBA credits may not be available for all sessions. Check here for a list of additionally excluded sessions. https://contextualscience.org/wc17_ce_credits You will need to complete an evaluation for each session you attend, in order to earn CEs (of any type offered). The evaluations will all be done online. You can complete your evaluations at http://contextualscience.org/evals or follow the QR code below. These online evaluations must be completed by Sunday, 14 July, 2019. We will email you a printable copy of your certificate by 15 August, 2019. This email will come to you from “ACBS”. If you do not receive it please email [email protected]. Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. ACBS maintains responsibility for this program and its content. ACBS will issue certificates of completion. CE rules require that we only issue credits to those who attend the entire workshop. Those arriving more than 15 minutes late or leaving before the entire workshop is completed will not receive CE credits. In order to earn CEs for WC17, evaluations are required to be completed by Sunday, 14 July, 2019. Refunds & Grievance Policies: Participants may direct any questions or complaints to ACBS Executive Director, Emily Rodrigues, [email protected] • If you only need a general certificate of attendance with hours attended, please scan in and out for each session you attend. We will email you a certificate with the number of hours attended by 15 August. (Fee required). No evaluations required. • General certificates of attendance (without hours) will be To all CE & General emailed to all registered attendees by 1 July, 2019. Evaluations Evaluations • The General Conference Evaluations can be completed at http://contextualscience.org/evals or by following the QR code on this page. We appreciate your help in evaluating the conference and contributing to the improvement of future conferences. Bookstore The bookstore at the World Conference is located in The Space. We're offering New Harbinger Publications and Context Press titles at 30 percent off the cover price. The bookstore accepts all major credit cards and cash (Euros). Shop early for the best selection as quantities are limited. Bookstore hours are: Tuesday, 25 June 10:00 – 18:00 Wednesday, 26 June 10:00 – 19:00 Thursday, 27 June 10:00 – 19:00 Friday, 28 June 10:00 – 19:00 Saturday, 29 June 10:00 – 20:30 Sunday, 30 June 10:00 – 14:00 Have a book or training idea? Pitch it to the New Harbinger Publications team at the Meet the Publisher event Saturday in the WC17 Bookstore from 19:00 – 20:30. 3 Awards Developing Nations World Conference Scholarships ACBS is an international society but in many corners of the world it is difficult for professionals to attend ACBS conferences and trainings due simply to cost. The Developing Nations Fund helps disseminate
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