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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Experiential …
adolescents. For our groups in schools, participants were experiencing anxious or depressive symptoms. We excluded from the group teenagers with recent bereavement, intellectual disability, or acute levels of mental illness (psychosis, acute suicidality). SESSION DURATION The duration of ACT sessions can be 60 to 120 minutes although this can ...
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www.livskompass.se1 Handouts adapted from Morton, J. (2008) Spectrum Wise Choices Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Experiential Adolescent Group Louise Hayes & Julie Rowse
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