Zaldívar & Hernández, 2001
It is presented the application of Acceptance and commitment Therapy (ACT) (Hayes, Strosahl y Wilson, 1999) to a clinical case functionally defined as Avoidance Experiential and topografically defined a agoraphobic disturbance. The client was a 30 year old woman, married 17 years ago with a 12 year old daughter and an 8 year old son.
Luciano, Visdómine, Gutiérrez, & Montesinos, 2001
Describes the use of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to treat 2 patients with chronic pain and concurrent behavioral problems. Ss were young women aged 23 yrs and 24 yrs. Treatment was effective in emphasizing life values, decreasing avoidance responses, altering reason-giving behavior, and reducing pain.
Luciano, Visdómine, Gutiérrez, & Montesinos, 2001
Describes the use of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) to treat 2 patients with chronic pain and concurrent behavioral problems. Ss were young women aged 23 yrs and 24 yrs. Treatment was effective in emphasizing life values, decreasing avoidance responses, altering reason-giving behavior, and reducing pain.
García, Luciano, Hernández, & Zaldívar, 2004
Se presenta un caso de sintomatología delirante abordado mediante ACT. Primeramente se reconceptúan los delirios como formas activas de Evitación Experiencial. Seguidamente se presenta la historia del cliente y se realiza un análisis funcional de las conductas problemáticas. Se expone la intervención llevada a cabo agrupando la misma en función de los objetivos terapéuticos.
García, Luciano, Hernández, & Zaldívar, 2004
Se presenta un caso de sintomatología delirante abordado mediante ACT. Primeramente se reconceptúan los delirios como formas activas de Evitación Experiencial. Seguidamente se presenta la historia del cliente y se realiza un análisis funcional de las conductas problemáticas. Se expone la intervención llevada a cabo agrupando la misma en función de los objetivos terapéuticos.
Luciano & Cabello, 2001
The application of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to a case of bereavement in a 55-yr-old man is included, with a full description of therapeutics elements during treatment. Intervention is divided into intensive treatment (sessions from 1 to 17), work on barriers to valued life (sessions from 18 to 25), and a 4-month follow-up. Results show a reduction of depressive sympthoms and how the client detached from memories and anxiety moving towards his values.
Luciano & Cabello, 2001
The application of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to a case of bereavement in a 55-yr-old man is included, with a full description of therapeutics elements during treatment. Intervention is divided into intensive treatment (sessions from 1 to 17), work on barriers to valued life (sessions from 18 to 25), and a 4-month follow-up. Results show a reduction of depressive sympthoms and how the client detached from memories and anxiety moving towards his values.
Luciano, 2001
Presents an overview of (1) the manifestations and characteristics of experiential avoidance disorder and (2) the role of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) as a radical treatment for experiential avoidance disorder. The stages and changing focus of ACT are discussed.