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Acceptance and commitment therapy.

Bijblijven, 2014
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is een nieuwe vorm van cognitieve gedragstherapie. De methodiek van deze therapie wordt in deze bijdrage ingeleid aan de hand van een casus. Daarna wordt het therapiemodel in grote lijnen geschetst. Vervolgens komt aan bod voor wie deze behandeling geschikt is en bij welke psychiatrische problemen het toegepast kan ...
Steven C. Hayes, Jason Lillis
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

2019
Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a therapy-based intervention for students with chronic health conditions that helps students manage their experience with their medical condition through changing their relationship with unpleasant thoughts, feelings, sensations, urges, and memories in the service of engaging in values-based actions.
Glenn M. Sloman, Michael C. Selbst
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[Acceptance and commitment therapy].

L'Encephale, 2015
Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a third generation of cognitive-behavioral therapies. The point is to help patients to improve their psychological flexibility in order to accept unavoidable private events. Thus, they have the opportunity to invest energy in committed actions rather than struggle against their psychological events.(i) To ...
D, Ducasse, G, Fond
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Acceptance and commitment therapy for depression

Current Opinion in Psychology, 2015
Outcome research on the efficacy of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) has established it as an evidence-based cognitive-behavioral approach in treatment of depression. Mediational and related research, however, has provided mixed support for the sensitivity and specificity of ACT's purported processes of therapeutic change according to model of ...
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Accepting the Challenge and Committing to the Future of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Science

Psychiatric Clinics of North America
We provide critical considerations regarding the acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) science. We discuss the reconsideration and potential dismissal of latent disease diagnoses in ACT science. We echo sentiments against employing standardized protocols. We identify concerns regarding the evidence of ACT process research. We also discuss measurement
Nicholas C, Borgogna, Stephen L, Aita
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

2022
AbstractAcceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) is a type of psychological intervention that differs from some more dominant therapeutic approaches, such as cognitive behavior therapy in fundamental ways. Encompassing a number of third-wave psychological intervention components—including acceptance, mindfulness, and values-driven processes—ACT ...
Nicholas J. Hulbert-Williams, Lee Hulbert-Williams   +1 more
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

2017
This chapter was written for clinicians who may feel limited using Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to target symptom reduction at the expense of valued living for their forensic clients. It draws from Dr. Brillhart's considerable forensic clinical experience using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) with multiple populations of high-risk ...
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

2006
Michael P. Twohig, Heather M. Pierson, Steven C. Hayes   +2 more
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Acceptance and commitment therapy

2023
K.S. Klimczak, M.E. Levin
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

2013
Abstract Clinical social work is a derivative profession, drawing its knowledge and practice base from several theoretical schools. The four primary theoretical schools contributing to social-work philosophy are psychodynamic, humanist, cognitive–behavioral, and postmodern.
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