ACT in questions and answers. A practical guide to overcome 150 basic problems in the treatment of acceptance and responsibility. Harris R.

Beginners actively practice the treatment of acceptance and responsibility (ACT) quickly understand that everything is much more complicated than it seems. At times, the sessions go through quite smoothly, and the client quickly develops psychological flexibility, demonstrating significant behavioral changes. And sometimes nothing works. And the longer the ACT model is used, the more difficulties it arises. This manual considers all kinds of problems that therapists and customers may face, and techniques are described that help not only overcome obstacles, but also achieve personal growth.

In his book, the world famous popularizer Act Pacs Harris shows how Avoid typical difficulties that AST-therapists most often face. How to get rid of errors associated with awareness and acceptance? How to work with resistant or unmotivated customers? How to remove communication barriers that prevent progress? The answers to these and many other questions will help both beginners and experienced psychotherapists solve the problems that arise during the sessions, seeking sustainable positive changes among customers.