This empirical study investigates psychological practitioners' experience of worksite training
in acceptance and commitment therapy using an interpretative phenomenological analysis …

Objectives To examine the effects of a 1‐day acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT)
workshop on the mental health of clinically distressed health care employees, and to explore …

Psychoeducation courses have gained some empirical support as effective early
intervention strategies. Many of these courses reflect traditional cognitive behaviour therapy …

Clinical psychology trainees (CPTs) are susceptible to elevated stress. Despite recognition
of the need for training in self-care strategies for CPTs, research in this area is limited, with …

Background Despite the need for training in self‐care for clinical psychology trainees
(CPTs), research is limited, with little progress in the evaluation of effective approaches for …

The third wave of cognitive behavioural therapies has a developing evidence base and
there is an increasing demand for specialist training. However, methods for training …

The estimated costs of occupational ill-health to employees, organizations, and societies are
substantial. For example, in the United Kingdom, approximately half a million employees …

Background Facilitating return to work can be challenging due to the complexity of work
disability. Few studies have examined rehabilitation programs based on Acceptance and …

The levels of psychological distress and burnout among healthcare staff are high, with
negative implications for patient care. A growing body of evidence indicates that workplace …

Background: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is a form of Cognitive Behavioural
Therapy which uses behavioural psychology, values, acceptance and mindfulness …