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Mentioned in 4 episodes
The Liberated Mind
How to Pivot Your Brain from Anxiety to Freedom
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Steven Hayes' "The Liberated Mind" offers a comprehensive guide to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).
It explores the nature of psychological suffering and introduces practical techniques to manage difficult emotions and thoughts.
The book emphasizes the importance of accepting inner experiences rather than fighting them, and it guides readers toward living a more values-driven life.
Hayes draws on his extensive clinical experience to illustrate ACT principles and provide actionable strategies for personal growth.
The book is widely regarded as a seminal work in the field of ACT and has helped countless individuals improve their mental well-being.
It explores the nature of psychological suffering and introduces practical techniques to manage difficult emotions and thoughts.
The book emphasizes the importance of accepting inner experiences rather than fighting them, and it guides readers toward living a more values-driven life.
Hayes draws on his extensive clinical experience to illustrate ACT principles and provide actionable strategies for personal growth.
The book is widely regarded as a seminal work in the field of ACT and has helped countless individuals improve their mental well-being.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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as the author of the book and founder of ACT.


Brett McKay

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#614: Get Out of Your Mind and Into Your Life
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' 44 books, focusing on mental health and resilience.

Lucas Rockwood

Steven Hayes

447: Psychological Flexibility with Steven Hayes PhD
Mentioned by David Burns as a book to order alongside his own book, "Feeling Good."

220: An Interview with Dr. Steven Hayes, Creator of ACT!
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while discussing psychological flexibility and its importance in mental health.

Joshua Knabb

Episode 40: Psychological Flexibility
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as a book on acceptance and commitment therapy, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance.


Tony Overbay
Unhealthy Ways We Seek Validation As Leaders | An Interview with Tony Overbay
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for learning more about psychological flexibility.

Paul Atkins

How Can We Build Trust & Collaborate Better Together? with Paul Atkins
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as his new book.


Eric Zimmer

Steven C. Hayes on Developing Psychological Flexibility
Mentioned by the speaker as one of Dr. Hayes's best-selling books.

Healing Attachment Wounds with Psychological Flexibility — Dr. Steven Hayes