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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…

This guest post is from Matthew S. Boone, LCSW. Matt teaches Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) at the School of

Author: Matthew S. Boone, LCSW What do people who are new to ACT training need to know about it? The

Author: Steven C. Hayes, PhD Compassion Focused-Therapy (CFT) is part of a family of contextual forms of cognitive and behavioral

Some thoughts from Steve about his second TEDx Talk: I gave a TEDx talk a while back to the Davidson Academy: a high school

Editor’s Note: This is the second half of a two-part series, Compassion and Psychological Flexibility: Highlights from a Panel Discussion with

There’s no denying that compassion is a growing area of interest within the contextual behavioral science community. This year’s 14th annual World

ACBS Highlights with President-Elect D.J. Moran Daniel “D.J.” Moran, PhD, is a psychologist, international consultant, and the president-elect of the

When we feel stuck in our work, all too often we allow fears about appearing inadequate or incompetent to keep