ACT Can Help You Do More With What You Have
ACT BootCamp is a 4-day, live intensive training that is designed to familiarize clinicians with the core concepts of Acceptance…
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ACT for Weight Management: An Interview with Jason Lillis
Jason Lillis, PhD, is assistant professor of research at the Alpert Medical School of Brown University, and a clinical psychologist
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Three Ways to Introduce Defusion in Session
In acceptance and commitment therapy, defusion was originally called “deliteralization” because when we have thoughts—especially compelling ones—we tend to take
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Awareness, Courage, and Love in FAP: An Interview with Gareth Holman
The following is an interview with Gareth Holman, PhD, a psychologist, trainer, and writer living in Seattle, Washington. He is
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Escaping Painful Moments: Common Triggers and Behaviors
This article has been adapted from Inside This Moment: A Clinician’s Guide to Promoting Radical Change Using Acceptance and Commitment
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Staying Faithful to the Heart of ACT
Over the years, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) has grown and evolved, in part, due to the unique contributions of
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ACT for Psychosis: An Interview with Joe Oliver
There are a number of reasons why a pharmacological treatment for psychosis may be ill-suited or inadequate. In the face
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ACT Briefly: Myths and Facts
If you haven’t seen it for yourself, you may be skeptical that real behavior change is possible in just one
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Applying ACT to Eating Disorders: Why It Works
There are six core processes that are central to acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT): acceptance, cognitive defusion, present-moment awareness, self-as-context,
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