Behavior
is Not a Mystery.
It follows rules. Learning those rules changes how we practice, teach, and live. Context is key. When behavior is understood in context, flexibility becomes possible and workable change follows.
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The Deeply Functional podcast offers short, practice grounded reflections on psychological flexibility, clinical work, and living with care under real constraints.​
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ACT peer-reviewed trainer · clinician · supervisor · writer · podcaster
Grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Functional Contextualism, and years of clinical practice.
Deeply Functional
Short reflections on psychological flexibility, clinical work, and living
Writing
Essays, reflections, and practical tools drawn from ongoing clinical practice
Ongoing Work
Weekly reflections, clinical writing, and updates published through the RIACT program.
Why Context Is Everything: An Introduction to Functional Contextualism
Functional contextualism is a philosophical framework, not a therapy model. It is the lens through which contextual behavioral science, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy by extension, understands behavior, language, and change.
Why I Work This Way: A Glimpse Into Contextual Awareness in Session
As a clinician, I used to get stuck trying to make sense of everything a client brought into the room: the stories, the thoughts, the memories, the symptoms. It's how I was trained after all, and most likely, it was your training too.
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