Core Values in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) places core values at the center of psychological healing and personal growth. Many people enter therapy feeling stuck, disconnected, or uncertain about why life feels unfulfilling, even when external circumstances appear stable. ACT approaches this experience not as a problem to eliminate, but as a signal that a person may be living out of alignment with what truly matters to them.

Caring for Your Mental Health During a Demanding Season The holidays are often portrayed as joyful, cozy, and full of connection—but for many people, this season brings stress, grief, family tension, financial pressure, and emotional exhaustion. Expectations can feel higher, boundaries can feel thinner, and old patterns often resurface when families gather. If the holidays feel hard, that doesn’t mean you’re doing them wrong—it means you’re human. Supporting mental health dur

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