Learning Relational Frame Theory (RFT)

Would you like to learn about RFT in a simple, easy-to-follow format?

Are you familiar with RFT but would like to understand it better?

Would you like to learn the most recent concepts added to RFT?

 If you answered yes to any of these questions, we’ve designed this course for you.

This course is designed for psychology students, academics, behaviour analysts, ABA practitioners, and clinicians.

What will you Learn?

• The basic behavioural science assumptions on which RFT is based.
• RFT’s core early concepts, including derived relations, patterns of relational framing, and transfer and transformation of functions.
• RFT’s account of analogy and metaphor.
• The most recent developments in RFT, including its new concepts.
• The HDML framework, including levels of relating, dimensions of relating, the ROE, and orienting functions and evoking functions.

What are the Benefits?

• You will get an accurate and comprehensive understanding of the core concepts of RFT.
• The training will provide a clear view of why and how RFT has changed in recent years.
• You will have a strong foundation in RFT as a basis for research and applied work.
• It will increase your confidence in discussing and reading about RFT.

Format of the course: The training course is a pre-recorded self-paced format with six months’ access.