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Submitted by Todd Schmenk on
What began as a resource for students and supervisees is becoming an invitation to connect the many corners of contextual behavioral science.

Over the past year, I have been developing a podcast…


Submitted by Kaloyan on

[Available in Bulgarian here: https://psychology.ink/mozakat-ne-misli-na-chasti/]

Why does one person perceive criticism as an opportunity for growth, while another…


Submitted by simmoale3 on

I created the below metaphor called, The Moon, to help facilitate the process of Self-as-context (SAC) into clinical practice. Please see the metaphor below:


Submitted by Natalya Gevorgyan on

The current psychedelic landscape is largely organized around a single moment: the session itself.

Most discussions about safety, ethics, and effectiveness focus on what happens during acute…


Submitted by jessicaghigliotti on

By Jess Pata  orcidID: 0009-0008-6202-7731

Skill-Based Resilience after IPV: Introducing “Intimate-Partner Deskilling” and the “Personal Power Wheel” as a Contextual Behavioral Model of…

Submitted by Todd Schmenk on

By Todd Schmenk @ RIACT/AQAL Therapies

Introduction

Clinical work carries an embedded paradox: the very interventions designed to reduce…


Submitted by Kaloyan on

A previous publication addressed the possibility of a conceptual bridge between Self-Determination Theory (SDT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). From the SDT perspective, oriented…


Submitted by Kaloyan on

[For one reason or another, I only truly began to get acquainted with ACT a few months ago. It was genuinely astonishing for me to discover how many of my own understandings and approaches, which…


Submitted by Grant Dewar on

Dear Folks 

I am posting this after an interesting interplay with ChatGPT about Large Language Models (LLMs) and the difference in language generation that is  human language is…