ACT Core Concepts

Functional Contextualism (FC):

Simple Explanation & Cheat Sheet

Dec 13 • RhodeIslandACT.Com

Introducing Deeply Functional

Clinical Conversations at the Intersection of RFT, FC, and ACT

Nov 8 • RhodeIslandACT.Com

The Language Trap: How Relational Frame Theory Reveals the Real Problem in Session

Deeply Functional – Episode 2

Oct 18 • RhodeIslandACT.Com

7:38

Benefits and Structure of fACT

When a new client arrives, the first session can feel like a race against the clock.

Sep 27 • RhodeIslandACT.Com

What Does It Mean to Be Deeply Functional?

Moving past content toward function in therapy—and why that changes everything.

Sep 20 • RhodeIslandACT.Com

7:18

Function and Context:

The Roots of ACT’s Wisdom

Aug 16 • Todd Schmenk

The Six Yearnings:

What We’re All Really After

Jul 26 • Todd Schmenk

Using Metaphor to Shift Function:

A Functional Contextualist, RFT, and ACT-Informed Perspective

Jun 28 • Todd Schmenk

Behavioral Change in Therapy:

Applying Variation, Selection, and Retention

May 17 • Todd Schmenk

May 10 • Todd Schmenk

An ACT, RFT, and FC Perspective

Apr 12 • Todd Schmenk

“Learn Something in One, Derive It in Two, It Falls into the System, and Changes What We Do”

A look at the human learning process

Jan 4 • RhodeIslandACT.Com

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