The Research Journey of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
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"Hooper and Larsson aim to describe the research journey of ACT so far and map out directions for future research. . The clear and logical structure of the book certainly helps the reader to use it in this way. I think the book is likely to appeal to both researchers and clinicians, whether they are experienced in ACT or are just curious to learn more about the approach and the current state of the evidence base." (Pamela Jacobsen, The Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, Vol. 16 (3), September, 2016)
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Andreas Larsson is a licensed clinical psychologist at his private practice in Sweden. He additionally lectures and conducts research for Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm County Council, and also facilitates workshops in ACT/RFT for both the general public and professionals.
Foreword by Steven C. Hayes
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Foreword; Steven C. Hayes
Prologue
PART I
1. The Need
2. The Three Waves
3. The History of ACT
4. Contextual Behavioural Science
5. The Importance of Empirical Research
PART II
6. Depression
7. Anxiety Disorders
8. Serious Mental Illnesses
9. Substance Abues
10. Smoking Cessation
11. Eating Behaviour
12. Pain
13. Other Health Conditions
14. Work
15. The ACT Variety
PART III
16. The Statistics
17. Conclusion
