Acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT; pronounced “act,” not ACT) is a “thirdwave”
behavioral therapy that has attracted a great deal of empirical attention in its use with adults …

Parents managing their home environments during government-ordered stay-at-home
periods are likely to need new skills for occupying their children's time with activities that …

Behavioral parent training is a critical component of treatment for children with autism,
however, engaging parents effectively can be challenging. Despite evidence that private …

This paper describes development and validation of the Parental Psychological Flexibility
(PPF) Questionnaire, a parent-report measure designed to assess psychological flexibility …

Every day, parents must navigate a role that is at the same time both very rewarding and
very stressful. Coping with the balance between stress and reward can have immediate and …

“Parenting Forest” is an informed contextual therapy parenting program for improving
parental emotion regulation strategies and psychological flexibility. The aim of this study was …

Objective To consider the relationship of parental experiential avoidance (EA) to
psychological symptoms and problematic parenting strategies after pediatric acquired brain …

Caregivers of children with disabilities experience reduced psychological wellbeing. In
existing evidence-based treatments for parents, the parental emotional struggles are often …

Objectives We report an investigation into processes of change in a randomized controlled
trial of Stepping Stones Triple P (SSTP) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) for …

The main purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of Clark and Acceptance
and Commitment Therapy parenting training on improving the emotional-behavioral …