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"Accion tutorial y orientación: Aceptación, compromiso, valores". The English title might be something like: "Teaching and Advising at Secondary School: Acceptance,…


Submitted by Bronnie Lennox Thompson on

Coping is a concept we often use in chronic pain management.

Our aim as clinicians is to help people with chronic pain cope with their pain so they can do more of what is important to…


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What’s Right is Wrong and What’s Wrong is Right

Clients who come to therapy, or ask for help, will believe that there is something wrong with them. They will attend sessions in order for an…


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Shifting Sands Metaphor

The purpose of ACT is not to fix symptoms, rather to develop a life life of meaning that is worth living. For the therapist this is a dramatic change of…


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Between the first part of the reference book 'Experiential Approach to Change' and the second part there is a gap, if you have not received a Behavioral Training. I call this area the ACT…


Submitted by Koa Whittingham on

I blog fortnightly about parenting on my own website.  My blog posts draw upon my experiences as a parenting researcher, my clinical experience as a clinical and developmental psychologist…


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Every day the same routine: A very early start only to find the everyday sullen colleagues in the rickety van towards the site where they will get the pile of advertisements which everyone in…


Submitted by Andrew Brown on

A TED Talk which emphasises Contact with the Present.

http://www.ted.com/talks/gavin_pretor_pinney_cloudy_with_a_chance_of_joy.html


Submitted by Kathy Baur on

Whether you went to Sydney or not, the inaugural Rocky Mountain ACBS Conference is shaping up to be the place to be this fall.   The excitement is growing as the presenters have been…