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Clinical

Why ACT Focuses on Workability

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is often misunderstood as a therapy that tries to help people “think better” or “feel better.”

Clinical

Philosopher’s Notes: What Does It Mean to Be Deeply Functional?

A companion reflection to Deeply Functional – Episode 1. Core Idea To be deeply functional is to adopt a fundamentally different lens as a clinician, one that shifts our attention from form to function, from content to context, and from symptom reduction to workability across time.

Clinical

Recommended Resources

Pathways

Pathway: ACT Basics

Welcome to the ACT Basics Introduction Pathway, your starting point for understanding Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and the contextual worldview that supports it.

Business

Building a Private Practice: A Comprehensive Guide for Therapists

Before seeing your first client, you need to establish a solid business foundation. Your business structure determines your legal liability, tax obligations, and financial flexibility.

Business

5 Considerations for going into private practice

Once you decide owning your own private practice is what you want, it’s important to be prepared for taking the leap into private practice. Few of us ever really feel ready, but that’s to be expected.

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