The Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Journal: A 12-week Workbook and Companion for Creating Lasting Change in Your Life - Couverture souple

Hooper, Nic; Donnelly, Olivia; Jackson Brown, Freddy

 
9781912755783: The Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Journal: A 12-week Workbook and Companion for Creating Lasting Change in Your Life

Synopsis

Life is often busy, demanding and full of challenges that can cause us to lose sight of what really matters. The Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Journal is designed to help individuals focus on the things that are most important to them by identifying personal values and putting them centre-stage where they can best guide actions and decisions. Taking the form of a 12-week course of structured self-development, with ACT-informed guidance, reflection exercises and goal-setting tasks, it is especially helpful for those engaged in ACT and other forms of brief therapy and/or coaching. However, the principles and lessons are relevant to anyone seeking a self-help guide to increase personal wellbeing, connect fully with experiences and pursue an authentic life.

Values clarification exercises at the outset help users to define life directions and include lists of sample values to stimulate ideas. Accessible pieces by the authors then discuss aspects of ACT and psychological flexibility, present helpful metaphors, and suggest exercises for the week ahead that will help to identify core values, clarify issues and record goals. Reflection spaces offer regular opportunities to record thoughts, identify barriers and track progress. Filled with expert guidance and inspirational quotations, The Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Journal is the perfect self-help companion for focusing on the positives and creating lasting change in your life.

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À propos de l'auteur

NIC HOOPER is Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University of the West of England (UWE). He has authored a number of empirical articles and book chapters, as well as presenting his research at conferences and universities all over the world. For two years he sat on the board of the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science (ACBS), the 8000-member organization that oversees much work in ACT and related areas. Nic has taken part in various media engagements and his book The Research Journey of ACT was released in 2015. You can follow Nic on Twitter @nichooper7.

OLIVIA DONNELLY is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist. She is passionate about using ACT to help people with physical conditions to live as well as possible, as well as providing supervision and training to health professionals. Her role within the NHS is increasingly focused on ways to support the wellbeing of colleagues as they provide skilled and compassionate care, and her team won the Wellbeing at Work award at the NHS Parliamentary Awards in 2019. You can follow Olivia on twitter @Dr_O_Donnelly

FREDDY JACKSON BROWN is a registered and chartered clinical psychologist with twenty years' experience working with children and families in the NHS. His practice is child-centred and focuses on helping individuals learn the communication and everyday skills needed to live a more independent, fulfilling life. He has published a range of peer reviewed articles and chapters on ACT, behaviour analysis, disability and sexuality, and his book ACT for Dummies was released in 2016.

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