ACT for Perfectionism and People Pleasing Course Review

Name: ACT is a great approach that seems ahead of the curve compared to others. Course is laid out well & every clip has a purpose. It's respectful of people's time & effort & describes the learner's approach respectfully as well.
Item: ACT for Perfectionism and People Pleasing | Dr Russ Harris
Author: Dr. Tanya Spencer

Dr. Tanya SpencerPsychologist - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

ACT is a great approach that seems ahead of the curve compared to others. Course is laid out well & every clip has a purpose. It's respectful of people's time & effort & describes the learner's approach respectfully as well.

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