Welcome to the first in a series of episodes focusing on Psychological Flexibility. We call it ‘PsychFlex in Action’ and it will include discussions about all aspects of psychological flexibility, interviews with academics and practitioners w
Welcome to the second episode in our series on Psychological Flexibility in Action. This time, Richard interviews Dr. Rachael Skews, an expert in Acceptance and Commitment Theory and discusses what makes acceptance and commitment coaching so un
Welcome to the third episode in our series on developing psychological flexibility. In the last two episodes, we looked at the role of values and then at how Acceptance and Commitment Theory (ACT) can be utilised in coaching contexts. This epi
Welcome to the fourth episode in our series looking at Psychological Flexibility in Action. This time, we turn our attention to the benefits of disentangling ourselves from our thoughts and seeing them for what they are - not what they say they
Welcome to the fifth in our series looking at Psychological Flexibility in Action. This episode, Richard is joined by Dr. Austin Tay, an occupational psychologist based in Hong Kong, whose work takes him across several Asian countries. As an A
Welcome to the sixth episode in our series on Psychological Flexibility in the workplace. In this episode, Richard and Pilar discuss the various ways we can experience psychological discomfort (boredom, frustration or uncertainty, for example),
Welcome to the final episode in our series on Psychological Flexibility in action. This time, Richard and Pilar look at the relevance of our self-concept, the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves and the benefits of viewing ourselves flexi