ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Manuela is a peer reviewed ACT trainer from Buenos Aires, Argentina. We talk about her experiences in being one of the major forces for ACT dissemination in South America, both the triumphs and the challenges. Best of all, Manuela walks us through her brilliant work on Embodied ACT and gives a demonstration.
The ACT in Context Podcast is co-hosted by Timothy Gordon & Joanne Steinwachs.
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