Acceptance and commitment therapy: What the history of ACT and the first 1,000 randomized controlled trials reveal
Qualitative Studies and Transcript Analyses
These are a beginning list of process studies in ACT that are not based on self-report instruments per se: interview studies, analyses of transcripts, and the like. If you see find additional ones let ACBS staff know and ask them to add the reference to this page: [email protected]
ACT
Developed within a coherent theoretical and philosophical framework, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a unique empirically based psychological intervention that uses acceptance and mindfulness strategies, together with commitment and behavior change strategies, to increase psychological flexibility.
Resources for Learning ACT
Here is a list of resources for those seeking ACT training or who want more direction in what to do next in terms of learning ACT.
There are two basic ways to begin learning about ACT:
Reading up on it your own
Seeking out a community in which to network and broaden and deepen your knowledge of ACT
On Your Own:
Comparison of the effectiveness of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Therapy on academic belief, emotional regulation, and academic adjustment
Introduction
Authentic Identity Across Frameworks: Bridging SDT and ACT
(This article is an English translation of the original Bulgarian publication “Индивидуалност и идентичност в теорията за самоопределянето,” first published on Psychology.ink (January 4, 2026). Original: Psychology ink. I am the author as well)
Practicing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with Head and Heart Understanding the Why Behind Each Intervention
This book will help readers balance the essen
Casusboek ACT Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in de behandelpraktijk
Dit casusboek laat zien hoe A