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ACT Intervision Group: Sharing Clinical Practice

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If you are an ACT therapist looking for a safe space to connect with colleagues, share clinical experiences, discuss challenging cases and learn from different perspectives, you are welcome to join our ACT intervision group.

Together, we will explore clinical cases through the ACT lens, exchange ideas and support each other in our professional development.

If you want to introduce a case, please let me know :)

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Yelena Rondina

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ADHDLGBTQ+Complex PTSDDivorce & break upChronic pain

Hi! I’m Lena, a psychologist and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) therapist. I also use trauma-informed approaches and principles from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) in my work. \ I star...

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