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Psychological flexibility is defined as the individual's ability to be fully present in their current experience, to be aware of the current situation, and to connect with their thoughts and feelings in the moment without resistance, in order to act in a way that is meaningful and valuable to them. This refers to the individual's ability to adapt to their circumstances and respond flexibly to the challenges they face. Psychological flexibility is a multidimensional construct with cognitive, emot

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is one of the third-wave approaches in behavioral therapies. Third-wave approaches primarily focus on awareness of internal experiences and the process of acceptance that arises from this awareness. These approaches emphasize accepting internal experiences rather than attempting to change the cognitive content stemming from them. When psychological problems arise, the focus is not on labeling behavior as pathological but on strengthening the individual’s e

Something has changed. It is not only technology; our perception of time, our tolerance for waiting, and even the way we experience emotions have changed. Now almost every platform offers the option to watch or listen to content at 2x speed. Listening to a podcast at normal speed feels too long, we speed up educational videos, and skip slow-moving scenes in series. The minutes we believe we gain for productivity seem to force us constantly to catch up with more and more. Because all of us are tr