@myacbs.bsky.socialA new review maps the growing research on #ACT interventions for digital technology-related issues—from problematic social media use & gaming to smartphone use, online pornography, & cyberbullying.
Where does ACT fit in an increasingly digital world? http://ow.ly/cr6530sYlyo
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@myacbs.bsky.socialWhat does volunteering with ACBS look like? For Molly England, it’s a chance to find community, share her voice, and contribute to something bigger.
Read her story & discover where getting involved might take you.
@myacbs.bsky.socialLearn how to evaluate the physiological risks and true benefits of breathwork interventions in clinical practice.
🗓️ Registration is open now!
🔗 Secure your spot today: http://ow.ly/RqpE30sYlyn
@myacbs.bsky.socialDo you know someone advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion through contextual behavioral science? Or is that someone you?
Applications are open through September 30. Help us celebrate the people moving our field—and our community—forward. http://ow.ly/Foiw30sYlym
@myacbs.bsky.socialLearn how to use somatic awareness, posture, gesture, & embodied metaphors as direct pathways to foster openness, connection, and values in real time.
🔗 Reserve your spot today: http://ow.ly/UbrK30sYlyl
@myacbs.bsky.socialHow do we measure psychological inflexibility in adolescents—and know the measure works across contexts? 📊
New study finds a practical, validated tool for identifying and monitoring a core process targeted in #ACT. http://ow.ly/ukAX30sYlyk
@myacbs.bsky.socialJoin the RFT SIG and its listserv and connect with a community working to grow RFT research and its impact around the world. http://ow.ly/4AAs30sYlyj
@myacbs.bsky.socialDid you know ACBS members get exclusive access to curated summaries and essential resources to support your research in #ContextualBehavioralScience, from basic to applied studies across the ACT and RFT landscape? http://ow.ly/pEPU30sYlyi
@myacbs.bsky.social"For many, living with a long-term health condition creates a felt dichotomy between managing one’s health and truly living."
This session will explore brief, low-intensity #ACT interventions for chronic physical health conditions like IBD & cardiovascular disease. http://ow.ly/l5KW30sYlyh
@myacbs.bsky.socialAs short-form mental health content continues to grow, this is an important reminder: insight can point us in a direction, but it can't do the work for us.