Lovely 🎉

powerful

Passion without perseverance is a tragedy; persistence without purpose is a mockery of human potential. 🕊 Steven C Hayes

GRACIAS DR. STEVEN. I WISH YOU COULD MAKE MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS WHERE ONE CAN WATCH PRACTICE ACT. UNFORTUNATELY I CANNOT PAY FOR ANY COURSE AT THE MOMENT.... BUT I DO NEED THE PRACTICES LIVE AND LIKE THAT, EXPLAINED, VISUALIZED, LIVED... GOD BLESS YOU MISTER.

this is INCREDIBLE. do you mentor?

Thanks

Very good

Uncle Fester to the rescue!

Wow, that was so powerful

“The quality of showing up without artificially controlling” …”Liberate our clients and let their lives unfold from there…”

Brilliant. That was in the teaching video

Thank you for the demonstration indeed!!

ACT is incredibly powerful. Thank you so much Dr Hayes for all of the good you are doing in the world!! ps Random observation.....you look a lot like Stephen R Covey.

Amazing!

Beautiful

Halfway in and still waiting for anything we all don't know. Done waiting. Yikes.

Genius

Thank you for the excellent demonstration!

Great illustration n concept. Thank you

It makes sense what you've described. However, one of the most challenging aspects to recognize is how implicit memory can override conscious, or explicit, memory, thereby influencing our thought processes. I've noticed that I sometimes unconsciously project a monotonous narrative, which is influenced by my family history and learned behaviors. This often includes dwelling on past traumas that affect my day-to-day life, usually without my full awareness. I believe more research is needed to explore how implicit and explicit memories interact in our everyday interactions. A key factor to consider is how to identify the influence of implicit memory on our behavior. Most of the time, we're not fully aware of how our implicit memories and actions are connected. I wonder if there are any specific methods to examine implicit actions. I find that approaches like those of Byron Katie, where you delve into the language used and investigate the historical memory lineage constructed in your brain, touch on some of these issues then to look at How the behaviour attached to that manifests into your day today

Wow! It’s interesting to watch someone else portray what I sometimes feel a wee occasionally.

Great video and clear messages. An excellent random find! Thank you

Why all the "disorder" talk?

Pretty good!

Amazing work!!

How can people with borderline personality disorder ever feel good with that name as their diagnosis? Its like being labelled hopeless case. They need to change that because the internal idea that one feels or is broken is bad enough but to have he rest of society brand you is like putting heat on a burn wound.

Would be very useful in suicide prevention

The self-as-process, and examples of questions you've asked in some of your videos related to self-as-context stuff, reminds me a lot of existential therapy based interventions. Great stuff :)

Really skilful

Damn this is fucking insanely brilliant

Good

This was interesting to see - the hexaflex at work 👍 One thought I had, when I read the description was that this was ACT for trauma and trauma seems like a bit of a buzzword nowadays. I think this conversation is just good act therapy - trauma or not 🤸

Could be applied to the OCD. Dropping the rope, dropping the compulsions, becoming free, letting the thoughts pass. Putting ourselves into uncomfortable situation with uncertainty and no control. Just jump. Thank you so much Dr. Hayes.

Really great video. Thank you.

Amazing. Have the book and hoping soon to do the course for my work.

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