Robyn D. Walser Knihy

Focusing on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), this professional guide by Robyn Walser delves into the intricacies of implementing ACT through both intrapersonal and interpersonal processes. It emphasizes the six core components of psychological flexibility, providing engaging clinical scenarios and therapeutic insights. The book aims to enhance clinicians' understanding of the therapeutic relationship, offering tips and strategies to cultivate a flexible, grounded, and client-centered practice.

In The ACT Workbook for Anger, renowned acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) expert Robyn Walser helps readers who are trapped and struggling with anger to unlock their capacity for acceptance, mindfulness, kindness, and compassion.

In today's socially and politically divided climate, anger is on the rise-even boiling over into violence. Anger is a natural human emotion, but chronic, uncontrollable anger can poison all aspects of personal and professional life. In The ACT Workbook for Anger, renowned acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) expert Robyn Walser helps readers who are trapped and struggling with anger to unlock their capacity for acceptance, mindfulness, kindness, and compassion.

Focusing on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), this professional guide by Robyn Walser delves into the intricacies of ACT as a process-based approach. It highlights the six core components of psychological flexibility and emphasizes the importance of both intrapersonal and interpersonal processes. Through engaging clinical scenarios and supervision dialogues, clinicians are equipped to deepen their understanding and enhance their therapeutic relationships. The book offers practical tips and strategies to foster a flexible, grounded, and client-centered practice.

Beziehungen scheitern nicht selten daran, dass der eine den anderen zu verändern sucht. Natürlich funktioniert das nicht. Das Geheimnis einer dauerhaften Liebe sind Achtsamkeit und Akzeptanz. In diesem Buch wird die in den USA entwickelte Akzeptanz-und-Commitment-Therapie (ACT) erstmals auf die Paarbeziehung angewandt: Robyn D. Walser und Darrah Westrup erläutern anschaulich, wie man sich selbst und den Partner mit seinen Eigenheiten und Bedürfnissen besser wahrnimmt, akzeptieren lernt und so die Liebe stark macht.