Therapy for acceptance and responsibility. 100 key features and techniques. Bennett R., Oliver J. E.

The book proposes a comprehensive, but brief overview of the main features of philosophy, theory and practical application of ACT. The leadership, consisting of three main sections, covers the “head”, “hands” and “heart” of the approach. It describes the transition from the basics of behavioral psychology through the key principles of the theory of relational frames and the model of psychological flexibility to a detailed description of how ACT is practiced. In the book, the reader provides a strong basis for the development of his own interventions, compatible with therapy for acceptance and responsibility.

This book will appeal to practitioners who seek to deepen theoretical knowledge and practical skills, as well as those who are looking for a useful reference on all aspects of the practice of ACT.