Mental Health Treatment

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in Greeley, Colorado

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At Aspen View Mental Health, we’re proud to offer Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) right here in Greeley, Colorado. If you’re struggling with anxiety disorders, mood disorders, chronic pain, or ongoing stress from life’s challenges, our ACT therapists provide a compassionate, evidence-based psychotherapy approach that helps you live in alignment with your core values. Through guided therapy sessions, we help you build psychological flexibility, letting go of negative thoughts and committing to actions that bring meaning and well‑being.

Our ACT therapy works alongside other modalities like CBT, DBT, and EMDR, making it ideal for anyone seeking a fulfilling life in the midst of age‑related transitions, relationship issues, or mental health issues. Whether you’re a young adult starting your journey or someone seeking renewed purpose, Aspen View offers tailored support with licensed LPCs, social workers, and DBT-Informed practitioners.

What Is Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)?

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is an evidence-based branch of contextual behavioral science. Rather than trying to eliminate intrusive thoughts or unwanted emotions, ACT helps you learn to accept them as part of the human experience. This shifts the focus away from avoidance and toward living a meaningful life—guided by your personal values, even in the presence of discomfort.

Through six core processes, ACT supports deep transformation:

  • Acceptance of internal experiences
  • Cognitive defusion, or stepping back from negative thinking
  • Awareness of the present moment
  • Self as context, the unchanging observer of thoughts
  • Clarification of core values
  • Committed action toward value-driven living

Combined, these create psychological flexibility—the engine that powers meaningful, sustainable change in mental health.

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Why Use ACT in Greeley?

Living in Colorado offers unique benefits—and challenges. From outdoor pursuits in the Rockies to balancing busy lives in Denver and beyond, locals often grapple with issues like chronic pain, stress from life transitions, and tension between achievement and presence. ACT addresses these from the inside out, offering practical techniques for everyday relief.

Clients report improved…

  • Ability to stay present, even during emotional storms
  • Less reactivity toward anxious or obsessive thoughts (like in OCD)
  • Stronger alignment between actions and personal values
  • Increased self-compassion and reduced shame around mental health
  • Better handling of relationship issues, social anxiety, or parent/teen challenges

ACT isn’t just talk therapy; it’s a toolkit for building a life worth living—and doing it with clarity and purpose.

How ACT Works in Therapy

At Aspen View, each ACT therapist begins with an in-depth intake to understand your mental health history, current stressors, and goals. From there, you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan focused on the six core processes of ACT, woven into weekly therapy sessions that may be individual, couples, or group-based.

A sample plan might include:

  • Acceptance exercises (e.g., observing bodily sensations with curiosity)
  • Cognitive defusion practices to untangle from automatic negative thoughts
  • Values exploration to define what truly matters to you
  • Guided imagery or mindfulness practices to deepen presence
  • Committed action planning, where small steps forward build momentum
  • Integration of other modalities like EMDR or DBT if trauma or emotion regulation issues arise

This structure means ACT moves beyond theory, giving you tools that integrate into daily life—whether you’re a student, parent, or career professional.

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Who Can Benefit from ACT?

ACT has broad applications across mental health conditions, making it ideal for those seeking growth, healing, and alignment. At Aspen View, clients who find ACT helpful include:

  • People struggling with anxiety disorders, OCD, mood disorders, or social phobia
  • Those battling chronic pain, where controlling discomfort hasn’t helped
  • Individuals seeking clarity during life transitions—like career shifts, divorce, or loss
  • Teens and young adults navigating identity and direction
  • Couples or families dealing with tension, separation, or communication breakdown
  • Anyone looking to move beyond thought patterns that block personal growth

If you’ve tried other psychotherapies like CBT without sustained change, ACT may offer a powerful alternative with results.

What to Expect in ACT Sessions

From your first visit, you’ll experience a non-judgmental, strengths-based atmosphere. ACT sessions typically include:

  • Exercises to build present moment awareness and reduce entanglement with thoughts
  • Creative tools—metaphors and experiential tasks—to build cognitive defusion
  • Mindfulness practice to anchor into here-and-now presence
  • Reflection and encouragement to bridge your sense of self with purposeful choices
  • Review of committed action steps and troubleshooting roadblocks
  • Optional integration of EMDR for trauma or DBT strategies for emotion regulation

Each session focuses on what matters most to you, and therapists adapt techniques to your pace, style, and ongoing wellness journey.

Why Aspen View for ACT in Greeley?

Choosing an ACT provider means finding both expertise and fit. At Aspen View Mental Health, we stand out because of:

  • A multidisciplinary team including licensed counselors (LPCs), social workers, and DBT-Informed clinicians
  • ACT integrated with modalities like EMDR, CBT, and family systems
  • A welcoming, non-judgmental environment
  • In-person support in Greeley, with flexible hours for full schedules
  • A commitment to personal growth, self-compassion, and well-being—not just symptom relief

Clients seeking self-esteem, resilience, and clarity consistently tell us they feel truly heard and seen.

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Getting Started With ACT at Aspen View

Starting Acceptance Commitment Therapy is simple:

  1. Contact us for a free consultation
  2. Complete an initial assessment to define your goals
  3. Work with your ACT therapist to develop a treatment plan
  4. Begin weekly therapy sessions (individual, couples, or group)
  5. Practice core tools between sessions and track progress
  6. Reassess and adjust your plan as meaningful change unfolds

Whether you’re struggling to manage chronic pain, overcome anxiety, reconnect with loved ones, or just live more purposefully, ACT helps you move beyond barriers and into alignment.

Begin ACT Therapy in Greeley, Colorado

At Aspen View Mental Health, we believe Your Best Life begins with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Our ACT therapy in Greeley, Colorado, coached by dedicated act therapists, offers a life-changing, evidence-based pathway to psychological flexibility, meaning, and personal growth.

If you’re ready to transform mental health challenges into fuel for growth—contact us to start your ACT journey. Together, we’ll build a life rooted in your values, strengthened by self-compassion, and guided by purposeful action.

Fill out the form or call us directly to get started: (970) 717-1830

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