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27 Feb 2026 — 2 min read

Getting Creative with Metaphors: A Functionally Contextualist Approach to Collaborative Metaphor Development in ACT

As ACT clinicians, the metaphors we use in session are not just colorful ways of explaining things. They are deliberate clinical tools rooted in how language actually works in the mind.
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