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Index
Cover Title Page Table of Contents Foreword Introduction
About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used in This Book Beyond the Book Where to Go from Here
Part I: Getting Started with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
Chapter 1: Introducing ACT
Doing What Matters Increasing Your Psychological Flexibility Living a Life that’s True to Your Values Accepting Life Defusing from Your Thoughts Recognising that ACT Is an Experiential Learning Process
Chapter 2: Understanding that a Little Unhappiness Is Normal
Linking Language and Human Suffering Evaluating Yourself
Chapter 3: Developing Psychological Flexibility
Accepting Negative Thoughts and Feelings Introducing the Six Core Processes of ACT
Chapter 4: Living a Life with Meaning
Letting Your Values Organise Your Life Living Your Life with Dignity
Chapter 5: Moving Forward with Committed Action
Being Willing Is the Key to Achieving Your Goals Setting Value-Based SMART Goals
Chapter 6: Overcoming Barriers to Living a Meaningful Life
Overcoming Psychological Barriers to Change Replacing FEAR with DARE Using Failure as Feedback
Chapter 7: Being Present through Mindfulness
Defining Mindfulness Putting Mindfulness into Practice Measuring Your Mindfulness Being Kind to Yourself Working on Self-Compassion
Chapter 8: Understanding Your ‘Selves’
Using Self as Context to Defuse from Your Thoughts Seeing Your Self as Concept Recognising Your Self as Awareness Knowing Your Self as Context
Part II: ACT Principles and Perspectives
Chapter 9: Counting the Cost of Avoiding Yourself
Avoiding the Bad Stuff Is the Bad Stuff Seeing Experiential Avoidance as Short-Term Gain for Long-Term Pain Resisting Pain Leads to Suffering Removing Your Pain … for a Price
Chapter 10: Linking the Human Mind and Consciousness
Understanding the Human Mind Recognising that Your Mind Is more than Your Brain Considering What Your Mind Is For Holding a Negative Mental Bias Understanding Consciousness
Chapter 11: Tracing the Origins of ACT and Relational Frame Theory
Explaining the Initial Breakthrough Introducing Relational Frame Theory Moving from RFT to ACT
Part III: ACT for Everyday Life
Chapter 12: Overcoming Work-Related Stress
Defining Work-Related Stress Training Your Way through Stress at Work Responding to Work-Related Stress in a Psychologically Flexible Way Establishing a Better Work–Life Balance
Chapter 13: Looking at Love and Relationships through an ACT Lens
Ruminating on What Love Is Breaking down Barriers Plugging the Drain Listening Actively, Responding Openly Defusing Unhelpful Thoughts Being Mindful in Your Relationships Creating the Relationship You Want Disagreeing Rather Than Fighting Facing a Positive Future Together
Chapter 14: Dealing with Problem Anger
Defining Anger Considering the Cost of Anger Dividing Anger into Five Elements Defusing Angry Thoughts Fighting the Anger Monster Tackling Your Anger with Acceptance, Compassion and Mindfulness Letting Go of Your Anger Setting Yourself Some Helpful Goals
Chapter 15: Helping You Live with Chronic Pain
Defining Chronic Pain Recognising that Avoiding Pain Isn’t the Answer Considering the ACT Alternative
Part IV: Mental Health Issues from an ACT Perspective
Chapter 16: Addressing Anxiety with ACT
Defining Anxiety Linking Anxiety and Avoidance Tackling Anxiety with a Three-Stage Approach Advancing from Avoidance to Action
Chapter 17: Beating Depression with Acceptance and Committed Action
Keeping Thoughts and Feelings in Their Place Doing What Matters, No Matter What Considering What Depression Has Cost You Giving Up What Doesn’t Work Putting the Horse before the Cart
Chapter 18: Dealing with Addiction
Seeing Addiction through an ACT Lens Accepting Yourself Setting Value-Based Goals Moving on from Addiction and Living a Valued Life
Chapter 19: Recovering from Psychosis
Understanding Psychosis Applying an Acceptance-Based Intervention
Part V: The Part of Tens
Chapter 20: Ten Brief Exercises to Help You Live More Mindfully
Slowing Down and Connecting Greeting the Day Celebrating Your Wandering Mind Appreciating Your Food Getting to Know Your Hands Savouring a Cup of Tea Finding Your Balance Hearing the World Feeling Gravity Listening to Music
Chapter 21: Ten Tips for Value-Based Living
Dedicate Time to Defining Your Values Consider a Time When You Were Very Happy Focus on a Period When You Were Really Sad Prioritise Your Values Identify Characteristics You Value Act on Your Values Make Your Goals Public Be Willing Defuse from Your Thoughts Remember Some Key Tenets of ACT
Chapter 22: Ten Ways to Overcome Fusion and Experiential Avoidance
Sounding Out Your Thoughts Taking Your Mind for a Walk Giving Reasons for Your Behaviour Sitting on a Description Thinking and Observing Getting Closer to Your Past Using Argyle Socks to Recognise Why Feelings Aren’t Causes Making Your Emotions Physical Controlling Thoughts about Jam Doughnuts Being Still
Appendix: Further Sources
Books Courses and Training Websites
About the Authors Cheat Sheet Advertisement Page Connect with Dummies End User License Agreement
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