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Submitted by thwellingt on

Has anyone seen any exmaples of safety contracts written from an ACT and/or RFT perspective?

 

Greatly appreciate any response,

 

Tom Wellington


Submitted by tamerpsychiatrist on

hello everybody, wherever i read about ACT or RFT, i always find the word "context" , they say we manipulate the context, and the self has three level ranging from content to process then to…


Submitted by wiston_91206 on

Introduction

    Behavior research has developed a methodology for people suffering from severe autism to engage in a task by means of utilizing an antecedent, behavior, and…


Submitted by drpzipris on

I'm a doctor, specialist in Psychiatry, I was the head of an open acute psychiatric ward for almost 18 years and now I' m working in my private practice. During all my career I'm helping people…


Submitted by wiston_91206 on

  If anyone does research in contextual behavior research with respect to coronary heart disease, Google Life Science and the American Heart Association has the following prize in this…


Submitted by Frank Masterpasqua on

Sharing the attached, interesting use of meta-analyses.


Submitted by lizstephenson5239 on

I am a new member and was searching for research material on the listserv when I came across several short video clips of Dr. Hayes being interviewed about ACT in connection to specific…


Submitted by Corinne1951 on

I was surfing the internet and quite by chance came across Steven Hayes' article for the Huffington Post entitled "Is Self Compassion more important than Self Esteem"? It really got me thinking…


Submitted by Corinne1951 on

Hi All

Still trying to create a link with actmadelyrical.com, a regularly updated blog of ACT inspired poetry, commentary and other ACT goodies.

Here goes.

Greetings from the…


Submitted by Corinne1951 on

Hi All

This is the first time I have posted a blog here so I hope all goes well.  We already know that ACT loves metaphors, ACT loves images and ACT loves stories.  I believe…