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23 Sep 2023 — 3 min read

ACT for Couples

I added this older guideline here based upon it's initial use for how to apply ACT with couples without having a firm understanding of ACT.  Past interns have noted that this loose framework was highly useful in becoming more efficient and competent in working with couples.
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