This is my buddy Lou's ACT class. It's open to anybody. It's a way to learn life enhancing skills from the ACT tradition. Lou is a thoughtful and gifted teacher. It's not therapy – is more of a class, but the principles are the same. Check it out.
https://t.co/aBChk3M1gZ
R. Sonia Sing and I will will be providing an ACT Back to Basics workshop at the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS) conference in San Francisco this July. Check out a description and a video of us talking about it here.
https://t.co/M5Re0NQcWl
This week, there is a brief, free video available that describes the psychological flexibility model inside acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).
It's a teaser for for my new online ACT course, which will be open for enrollment on December 13. https://t.co/Sdyt3LtciU
My buddies and I launched a blog on Psychology Today based on our book, Stop Avoiding Stuff. Here's our newest installment.
Feel Emotions—Don't Fight or Feed Them | Psychology Today https://t.co/LAHGnnpfnQ
I got a chance to preview and work through the first module of ACT in Practice. It's the most well-designed, absorbing, and practical online training I've seen in a long time. I can't wait to dig into the rest of it.
Curious about ACT in Practice? Check out the FAQ on the enrollment page to answer all your burning questions and learn how this brand new online course could be right for you (Don’t forget: enrollment closes tomorrow night!). https://t.co/O4EbqwQZUa
A friend tweeted me this short mediation, which I needed to hear today. It turns out I wrote it but no matter: it was helpful to me as a reader and as a reminder. Thus the share.