Abstract Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is an empirically supported treatment
for a variety of clinical concerns and has over 1000 randomized controlled trials (RCTs) …

Behavior Modification: What It Is and How to Do It is a comprehensive, practical presentation
of the principles of behavior modification and guidelines for their application. Appropriate for …

Purpose People who seek psychotherapy often have problems tolerating distress. The
purpose of the current systematic review was to understand whether treatments successfully …

Background Among people with bipolar disorders, there are high rates of impulsivity and
suicide attempts. Efforts to reduce suicide are hindered by the lack of conclusive evidence …

This article describes process-based therapy (PBT) as a natural evolution toward more
effective and efficient mental health care. Using acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) …

Background The higher impulsivity of offenders in prison is a challenge for prison
intervention. Childhood maltreatment, one of the factors closely related to the generation …

Distress tolerance, or the ability to tolerate physically and emotionally aversive experiences,
is a target of psychological intervention in contextual behavioral science. It has been …

Background Depression's relations to psychosocial processes are complex, bidirectional,
and include financial functioning. The current study compared the extent to which household …

Introduction Decreased libido in middle-aged and elderly men is often difficult to treat, and
identifying the risk factors affecting decreased libido is important for the clinical management …

Objective Differences in how impulsivity is conceptualized, along with a myopic focus on
impulsivity's relationship with historical suicidal behaviors, have resulted in limited …