Theories Book we talked about

[Justanothergrad]

Hi

I remember a few months back we started talking about good books about intervention/theories and someone posted a newly published book with chapters by major theorists (e.g., ACT was written by Hayes, etc). The book seemed to put a greater emphasis on flexible approaches rather than the more mechanistic EST protocol approach. I thought I wrote down the book to review it for a course I'm teaching but I can't find it.

Ring any bells?

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[Fan_of_Meehl]

Hi

I remember a few months back we started talking about good books about intervention/theories and someone posted a newly published book with chapters by major theorists (e.g., ACT was written by Hayes, etc). The book seemed to put a greater emphasis on flexible approaches rather than the more mechanistic EST protocol approach. I thought I wrote down the book to review it for a course I'm teaching but I can't find it.

Ring any bells?

Process-Based CBT?

 

[deleted343839]

The process-based CBT book edited by Hayes and Hoffman (I think?) is excellent.

 

[Fan_of_Meehl]

The process-based CBT book edited by Hayes and Hoffman (I think?) is excellent.

And it's the future (and past) of the field. And has to be.

 

[Justanothergrad]

That may have been it. Im not 100% but it sounds right. Thanks!