Effect of a group‐based acceptance and commitment therapy intervention on cognitive emotion regulation and psychological flexibility in patients with bipolar disorder
Key Points
This research aims to evaluate the impact of a group-based ACT intervention on cognitive emotion regulation and psychological flexibility in bipolar disorder patients.
Conducted group-based acceptance and commitment therapy sessions.
Measured cognitive emotion regulation and psychological flexibility before and after the intervention.
Used a clinical setting to assess the therapy's effectiveness.
ACT intervention led to improved cognitive emotion regulation among patients.
Psychological flexibility increased significantly following the ACT sessions.
Results suggest a synergistic effect when combined with treatment as usual.
Abstract
Our findings indicate that combining ACT intervention into treatment as usual can play better results in enhancing the CER ability and PF of patients with BD in a clinical setting.
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