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Jacqueline A-Tjak, PhD, clinical psychologist and peer reviewed ACT trainer, author of several books and articles on ACT
'This book is unique amongst ACT books. Rather than present a set of interventions and metaphors in the form of a protocol, it helps readers relate their ACT practice to underlying processes rooted in Relational Frame Theory. This book will help you ground your clinical practice in basic processes, and increase your clinical mastery and effectiveness.'
Benjamin Schoendorff is a clinical psychologist and founder of the Contextual Psychology Institute in Montreal. He is peer-reviewed ACT trainer, certified FAP trainer and World Expert in PBBT. He has authored several books for clinicians and the general public.
'If you're searching for a superb resource to bridge the realms of science and heart in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) while enriching your expertise and grasp of this intervention, then ACT with Head and Heart: Working Process-based with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is the ideal book for you. This book offers an inspirational exploration of ACT intertwined with fundamental behavioral principles. It expertly navigates readers through the practical application of ACT, harnessing the potency of experiential techniques and striving for genuine, transformative change. This book is essential for therapists dedicated to elevating their ACT practice.'
Robyn D. Walser, PhD, Author of The Heart of ACT, and co author of Learning ACT, 2nd Edition and The Mindful Couple, Assistant Professor University of California, Berkeley