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Tag: acceptance and commitment therapy

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Behavior Science Weekly / Symbolic Language and Thought / Uncategorized

Think first, but act then only if you want to: how cognitive defusion works?

Cognitive defusion is one of the most researched components of the psychological flexibility model underlying Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, but yet remains one of the most intensely debated in terms …

Behavior Science Weekly / Symbolic Language and Thought

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for chronic pain: advancing science and practice

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for chronic pain: advancing science and practice – Whitney Scott, PhD. I am delighted to introduce Dr. Whitney Scott, a Clinical Health research psychologist at Kings …

Behavior Science Weekly / Symbolic Language and Thought

Thought Suppression and Psychopathology: The White Gedeer Returns

I am pleased to introduce Dr. Nic Hooper, a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of the West of England (Bristol). Nic’s research in Relational Frame Theory and Acceptance and …

Behavior Science Weekly / Connecting the Dots / Symbolic Language and Thought

Steven Hayes & David Sloan Wilson conversation on Contextual Behavioral Science and Evolution Science

Welcome to the latest post in the ABAI RFT/ACT (Symbolic Thought & Language) series. Instead of the usual written blog entry I have the great pleasure of directing you to …

Behavior Science Weekly / Symbolic Language and Thought

Entangled with illness: How cognitive fusion is linked to poor health in chronic conditions

I am excited and proud to present Dr. Ines Trindade, a Clinical Psychologist and Research Scientist, based at Coimbra University in Portugal. Every once in a while, a young researcher …

Symbolic Language and Thought

Knowing Thyselving: A novel Relational Frame Theory approach to the self and perspective-taking

I am really gratified to introduce Dr. Paul Guinther, PhD, a Clinical Psychologist and Freelance behavioral science researcher in Portland, Oregon (USA). Paul has worked closely with former president of …

Behavior Science Weekly / Connecting the Dots / Symbolic Language and Thought

Paranoia and Psychosis: Insights from Relational Frame Theory

I am excited to introduce Dr. Corinna Stewart, a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Glasgow’s (Scotland) Institute of Health and Well-being. Corinna is a gifted young researcher with a …

Symbolic Language and Thought

The self and perspective-taking: Relational framing and self-awareness

It is with pleasure that I introduce Louise McHugh, Assistant Professor of Psychology at University College Dublin, Ireland. Louise is a prolific researcher and author in the behavior analytic and …

Behavior Science Weekly / Symbolic Language and Thought

Lessons from my mother: Psychological flexibility and the state of ‘grace’

Lessons from my mother: Psychological flexibility and the state of ‘grace’. – Dr. Ian Tyndall, Department of Psychology, University of Chichester, UK My mother died in April 2016 after the …

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