Defusion: How to Overcome the Five Common Pitfalls
Cognitive defusion is a relatively new name for an old process that is central to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).…
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ACT BootCamp: What’s in it for Behavior Analysts?
By Tom Szabo, PhD, BCBA-D Have you ever found yourself teaching a parent to be contingent and discovered that his
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Age of Experimentation: How ACT Reframes the Challenges of Adolescence
The following is an interview with Louise Hayes, PhD, clinical psychologist, peer-reviewed ACT trainer, academic and internationally-known expert in acceptance
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Practicing Spiritual Care With ACT
The word “psychology” is derived from the Latin word psychologia, meaning the study of the soul. Ironically, psychology researchers have
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Leading with the Heart: How ACT Is Highly Successful in Social Work
This guest post is from Matthew S. Boone, LCSW. Matt teaches Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) at the School of
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What You Need to Know About ACT Training
Author: Matthew S. Boone, LCSW What do people who are new to ACT training need to know about it? The
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The Most Crucial Thing for Our Modern World
Author: Steven C. Hayes, PhD Compassion Focused-Therapy (CFT) is part of a family of contextual forms of cognitive and behavioral
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The Second TEDx Talk from Steve Hayes Is Now Available
Some thoughts from Steve about his second TEDx Talk: I gave a TEDx talk a while back to the Davidson Academy: a high school
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Compassion and Psychological Flexibility: Highlights from a Panel Discussion with Leaders in Contextual Behavioral Science and Self-Compassion, Part Two
Editor’s Note: This is the second half of a two-part series, Compassion and Psychological Flexibility: Highlights from a Panel Discussion with