Part scientist / part sculptor, Dr. Emily Sandoz shapes together the dry earth (from which contextual behavioral technologies sprout) with the teary depth of the human condition. So grateful for her being her and sharing that radiance. For consultation: Emily.sandoz@louisiana.edu<a href="https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/emily-kennison-sandoz-lafayette-la/176976" rel="nofollow">https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/emily-kennison-sandoz-lafayette-la/176976</a>Intro to ACT syllabus:<a href="https://www.marceltassara.com/extras" rel="nofollow">https://www.marceltassara.com/extras</a>

#7 Jonathan Kanter

Do you like Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and feel like your keep missing the nail?Want to:- Get grounded in the foundation stones?- See contingencies?- Add context?- Be a functional contextualist? (and know what that means)This is a new podcast that seeks to excavate the roots of the contextual behavioral sciences, so that the fruit that us clinician deliver is as pristine as possible. It&#39;s a sequential experience that takes non-congenital behaviorists beyond the 6 core processes, and just saying &#34;milk, milk, milk&#34;. Many of us that come to ACT/CBS don’t get past the razzle and dazzle...Well, walk with me on this quest and lets play with the boring that the razzle dazzle is built on.- New episodes published weekly starting 7/20/2020- Experiential work in (just about) every episode