Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: The Process and Practice of Mindful Change
Part I: Foundations and the Model. The Dilemma of Human Suffering. The Foundations of ACT: Taking a Functional Contextual Approach. Psychological Flexibility as a Unified Model of Human Functioning. Part II: Functional Analysis and Approach to Intervention. Sandoz, Case Formulation: Listening with ACT Ears, Seeing with ACT Eyes. The Therapeutic Relationship in ACT. Creating a Context for Change: Mind versus Experience. Part III: Core Clinical Processes. Sandoz, Present-moment Awareness. Dimensions of Self. Defusion. Acceptance. Values. Committed Action. Part IV: Building a Progressive Scientific Approach. Contextual Behavioral Science and the Future of ACT.