The “Do What Matters” Processes

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Saturday, March 21, 2026

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03:00 AM Australia/Sydney

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In this session we will discuss the processes of Values and Committed Action in the service of Step 3; take values-driven action. A distinction will be made between values and goals.

The common situation of apparent inter-parent values “conflicts” will be explored. I will describe the useful distinction between “choices” and “decisions”. The “two-sides of the same coin” metaphor/exercise will be discussed and practiced.

The concept of parent M.A.P.s (Motivated Action Plans) will be introduced and practiced.

Chris McCurry

Chris McCurry, Ph.D., is a Seattle-based clinical child psychologist, husband, and father. He earned a master’s in developmental psychology and a doctorate in clinical psychology, studying with ACT cofounder Steve Hayes. After nearly 40 years in clinical practice, he now leads workshops and writes, with publications including Parenting Your Anxious Child with Mindfulness and Acceptance and children’s workbooks on anxiety, sadness, and anger.

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Lecture & Brief Discussion (60 min) – Explore the “Do What Matters” processes, learning to distinguish values from goals, navigate inter-parent value conflicts, and create parent M.A.P.s to take committed, values-driven action.

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