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In an email put out to clinicians receiving training for ACT Therapy, or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dr. Steven Hayes provides a framework for assessment, treatment and an understanding of self as a context for values and committed action rather

Autism diagnosis is performed using a variety of tests and methods, which are most often accurate, but in some cases we still see false positive or false negative results even when everything is done right. If a child is incorrectly

A study published in the fall of 2014 observed the changes in psychological states after completing high aerobic intensity training among patients with depression and schizophrenia. These psychological states were compared to those of healthy individuals. All three groups showed

All of us have hard to reach goals that can seem impossible to fulfill. Using a framework or outline can make the process much easier to work through, and with progress comes motivation. An example of a framework is the

The benefits of meditation are becoming widely known and one of the lesser talked about benefits is a lengthened attention span. An eight week study on mindfulness saw participants better reorient themselves and maintain focus on a topic. Read more

In just eight weeks of ACT therapy, patients with IBD saw significant improvements in stress and depression that stems from the disease. These improvements carried on for a minimum of 12 weeks following the therapy. With the ACT program only

A recent study found that Australian and American parents are more likely to report symptoms of ADHD in their children than parents in Norway and Sweden. There are many possibilities as to why this is, such as the disorder legitimately

In a study conducted by Holly White, a researcher in the U-M Department of Psychology, two groups of college students, one group with ADHD, and one group without, were given two tasks. These tasks focused on creativity. In one task,

We already know too well that being in a bad mood can lead to poor judgement and make us prone to acting on impulse, but what other behaviors might it encourage? A recent study shows a correlation between how we’re

Studies from a multicenter team associated with Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore have suggested that there’s a correlation between lipid profiles during pregnancy and the chance of a child being born with ADHD. The team also explained that several possible factors