Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Course

May 11
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Updated: May 14

A plus-size red-haired woman sits peacefully by a large window in warm natural light, holding a cup of tea and looking out toward trees and an open sky. Houseplants, soft textures, and simple objects around her create a grounded, reflective atmosphere, suggesting the beginning of an ACT course as an invitation to slow down, pay attention, and begin learning a new way of relating to inner experience.

Welcome to the Free Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) Course

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy — ACT, came out of clinical psychology in the 1980s and has one of the deepest research bases in modern psychology, with well over a thousand randomized controlled trials behind it. Its central insight is that the way out of suffering is not through controlling your inner experience but through learning to live alongside it while you build a life in the direction of what matters to you.

This course teaches pure ACT, with no other modalities blended in, and is written in plain, emotionally relatable language for everyday people — not as clinical training for therapists. Each module offers clear teaching, real-life examples, practical tools, and simple practices you can use in daily life.