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We don’t like change, we like things as they are. Not many of us like to be told to change. This can be intimidating, upsetting and downright patronising. We have the right intentions. Here I tell you how to make change a positive experiences and to get the most out of it! Stages Of Change, Change Lifestyle, Leadership Styles, Motivational Interviewing, Counseling Resources, School Psychology, Behavior Change, Change Management, Behavioral Therapy

We don’t like change, we like things as they are. Not many of us like to be told to change. This can be intimidating, upsetting and downright patronising. We have the right intentions. Here I tell you how to make change a positive experiences and to get the most out of it!

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The cognitive triangle is used in cognitive behavioral therapy to represent how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are interconnected, how… | Instagram

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ACT is a mindfulness-based behavioral therapy that encourages psychological flexibility. This approach helps people accept what cannot be changed and commit to action where change is possible. ACT challenges the notion that pain, stress, and negative thoughts or emotions are inherently bad and should be avoided. Acceptance, rather than control, is what can lead to committed change. Act Commitment Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy Activities, Acceptance Therapy Worksheets, Acceptance Committment Therapy, Acceptance And Commitment Therapy Worksheets, Therapy Types, Psychological Flexibility, Acceptance Therapy, Avoidance Behavior

ACT is a mindfulness-based behavioral therapy that encourages psychological flexibility. This approach helps people accept what cannot be changed and commit to action where change is possible. ACT challenges the notion that pain, stress, and negative thoughts or emotions are inherently bad and should be avoided. Acceptance, rather than control, is what can lead to committed change.

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