1. ACT Foundations
A core orientation to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Includes beginner-friendly explanations, philosophical foundations, psychological flexibility framework, and how ACT differs from traditional approaches. Start here if you're building familiarity or refreshing fundamentals.
2. ACT Core Processes
Deep dives into each of the six ACT processes, including rationale, examples, worksheets, scripts, and clinical applications. Designed to help therapists recognize process targets in session and apply them with precision.
3. Experiential Exercises & Metaphors
Ready-to-use experiential tools, scripts, metaphors, and guided practices. Includes printable versions, variations for different clients, and functional analysis guidance so you know when and why to use them.
4. Client Resources & Handouts
Downloadable worksheets, visuals, psychoeducation sheets, and simplified tools for client use. Ideal for homework, session reinforcement, or group work. Clear, accessible, and aligned with ACT-in-Context.
5. Clinical Tools & Techniques
A library of actionable interventions: structured protocols, quick responses for common clinical challenges, troubleshooting guides, and decision pathways that support functional, flexible ACT application.
6. Case Conceptualization & Examples
Realistic case walkthroughs, anonymized examples, and conceptual models to help you connect theory to practice. Includes decision-making rationale, stuck points, and alternative approaches based on function, not formula.
7. Process-Based Therapy (PBT, EEMM, DNA-V)
Training materials and examples for integrating ACT with evolved, process-based approaches including PBT, the EEMM framework, and DNA-V. Ideal for clinicians evolving beyond protocol-based or diagnosis-first thinking.
8. Chronic Health, Trauma & Neurodiversity
Guidance on applying ACT principles with complex presentations. Includes adaptations, special considerations, and examples rooted in functional contextual understanding rather than symptom reduction targets.
9. ACT for Couples & Relationships
Tools, models, and examples designed for dyadic therapeutic work. Includes intervention flow, experiential work, communication frameworks, and adaptations from contextual behavioral science for relational systems.