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How ACT can change your thinking and reduce symptoms

May 10, 2021●BY Dr Russ Harris
There are many misconceptions about ACT, two of which are that ACT doesn't change your thinking or try to reduce your symptoms. Here we explore why both of those ideas are false.
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