Flexible delivery of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy across individual, group, brief, and digital models.
A proven, evidence-based approach that can be delivered individually, in groups, through primary care, or online to meet each person’s needs.
Individuals and families seeking ACT in the format that best fits their lifestyle, setting, or care needs
Individual, Group, Brief/Primary Care, Digital/Online
Weekly or customized by setting
20–60 minutes depending on the format
CBT, DBT, holistic therapies, medication management, peer support
ACT has proven effectiveness across in-person, group, and digital delivery methods
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a versatile, evidence-based model that adapts to fit different settings and lifestyles. Whether in a one-on-one session, a supportive group environment, a brief primary care visit, or through digital platforms, ACT retains its six core principles: acceptance, defusion, mindfulness, self-as-context, values, and committed action.
Personalized, one-on-one sessions focused on recovery goals, typically 45–60 minutes.
Peer-supported sessions that teach skills and provide accountability, often more cost-effective.
Short sessions of 20–30 minutes integrated into medical visits to address stress or pain
Telehealth sessions, guided apps, and self-help modules that make therapy accessible anywhere.
Flexible Individualized approaches for every recovery journey
Options for busy schedules, financial needs, or limited mobility
Group formats allow shared experiences and skill practice
Brief ACT fits into primary care to address both emotional and physical health
Digital ACT gives access to therapy from home with strong clinical support
One-on-one focus with tailored goals and progress tracking
Interactive sessions with mindfulness, values exploration, and shared exercises
Short interventions targeting stress, cravings, or immediate health concerns
Mindfulness practices, acceptance tools, and values-based modules delivered online
TruPaths highlights Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in different formats because people have unique schedules, responsibilities, and recovery needs. Whether someone prefers in-person sessions, online therapy, group support, or a blended approach, this model adapts without losing depth or effectiveness. Different formats make it easier to stay consistent, build emotional resilience, and apply therapeutic tools in real-life situations. Programs on TruPaths use these flexible formats to help individuals engage with care in ways that feel supportive, convenient, and sustainable.
Individuals who prefer personalized one-on-one care
People who thrive in peer-supported group settings
Patients in primary care or medical clinics seeking brief interventions
Individuals in rural or underserved areas using telehealth or digital platforms
Anyone looking for flexible therapy options that fit their recovery path
Bringing ACT to people in the way that works best for them
TruPaths highlights these options because accessibility is key to recovery. Not everyone can commit to weekly in-person sessions, but ACT’s flexibility ensures people can still benefit through group programs, brief interventions, or digital platforms.
One therapy, many options. ACT adapts to your needs, whether through individual sessions, group programs, brief medical visits, or online support. Explore which format is right for you.
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