Tag: Acceptance & Commitment Therapy

Stop Saying “But” – Use “And” Instead

Stop Saying “But” – Use “And” Instead: A Simple Shift for Better Communication Have you ever noticed how the word “but” can shut down a conversation, create defensiveness, or even diminish the power of your own words? While it may seem like a harmless conjunction, “but” often acts as a roadblock in communication. On the […]

ACT and the “Myths” of Mental Health

ACT and the “Myths” of Mental Health: Embracing a New Perspective In an era where self-help culture, quick fixes, and “positive vibes only” messaging have become widespread, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) stands out as a fresh, grounded approach to mental health. ACT challenges a set of common assumptions—or “myths”—about what it means to be […]