acceptance and commitment therapy

“He Went That Way!”

acceptance and commitment therapy, ACT, exposure therapy, OCD, Acceptance

May 11, 2020

By Ben Sedley, PhD and Lisa Coyne, PhD, coauthors of Stuff That's Loud

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Learning and Teaching Ethnic and Cultural Diversity Can Be Hard: Help Has Arrived

couple holding hands while sitting on a couch in counseling

multicultural, diversity, acceptance and commitment therapy

January 31, 2020

By Monnica T. Williams, PhD, ABPP, coauthor of Eliminating Race-Based Mental Health Disparities

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When No Intervention Is Good Enough

ACT, acceptance and commitment therapy, relationship

January 28, 2020

By Robyn D. Walser, PhD

“There is nothing that will ever change what happened…there is no place to turn to. These experiences have invaded and ruined every aspect of my life. There is nothing anyone can do.” —Client in therapy

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Getting Your ACT Together

ACT, acceptance and commitment therapy, exercises

October 28, 2019

Robyn D. Walser, PhD, author of The Heart of ACT

Letting Go: Opening to Change

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A Conversation Regarding “The Self” with Russ Harris and Louise McHugh

acceptance and commitment therapy, self, perspective taking, Behavior Analysis

March 14, 2019

By Louise McHugh, PhD, co-author of A Contextual Behavioral Guide to the Self

Russ: Given there are already a bazillion-and-one books on “self,” why did you write this one? How is it different to all the others?

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Evolution and Contextual Behavioral Science: An Integrated Framework for Understanding, Predicting, and Influencing Human Behavior

Contextual Behavioral Science, acceptance and commitment therapy, behavioral psychology

December 31, 2018

By Steven C. Hayes, PhD, and David Sloan Wilson, PhD, authors of Evolution and Contextual Behavioral Science

This Transcendent Beauty

non-duality, spirituality, awakening, Positive Psychology, acceptance and commitment therapy

October 24, 2018

By John Astin, author of This Extraordinary Moment

The past and future exist as mere dreams. What is truly alive is only ever this flash instant, this tiny, yet infinite sliver of “now,” a now that need not be practiced or cultivated for it is always and forever the only thing that could ever exist.