July 2, 2018
by Darrah Westrup, PhD, author of Learning ACT for Group Treatment Active participation is one of the main tenets of group therapy. But what about the over-contributor? What’s the best… READ MORE
May 12, 2018
by Anne Gulyas Connection. It happens everywhere in the world. Anywhere. It happens early in the pre-dawn hours, at mid-day or late into the evening. Often, it is a beginning… READ MORE
March 2, 2018
Jon Hershfield, MFT, co-author of Everyday Mindfulness for OCD Significant evidence suggests that mindfulness, the skill of being aware of the present moment without judgment, is effective for reducing suffering… READ MORE
January 24, 2018
By Stefan Hofmann, PhD, and Steven Hayes, PhD, editors of Process-Based CBT In the early days of the behavior therapy movement, the late Gordon Paul, then just a few years… READ MORE
January 19, 2018
By Robyn Walser, PhD, coauthor of Learning ACT, 2nd Edition When New Harbinger first approached me about writing a second edition of Learning ACT, I felt excitement followed by worry…. READ MORE
November 3, 2017
By Bernard Schwartz, PhD, author of How to Fail as a Therapist This is the part 2 of "Three Main Reasons Clinicians Fail Their Clients." Read Part 1 here. 3…. READ MORE
October 27, 2017
By Bernard Schwartz, PhD, author of How to Fail as a Therapist Depending on which study you read, between 20 and 57% of therapy clients do not return after their… READ MORE
September 13, 2017
By Rob Brandsma, author of The Mindfulness Teaching Guide “The conscious mind is a self-healing mind,” says psychiatrist and philosopher Roger Walsh. He is right. Just look at fear for example. The… READ MORE
June 8, 2017
Ellis Edmunds, PsyD, developed an acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) board game called the Mindful Bus. (The “passengers on the bus” is a well-used ACT metaphor, but we’ll get to… READ MORE
Part 2: What to Do When a Client Is Participating in Self-Judgment?
April 23, 2024
