Noel M

Not helpful

Revisado: 09-20-24

reads like a sales brochure and makes broad claims without giving much evidentiary support or explanation. really not many take aways aside from ABA bad Lego good.

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very helpful

Revisado: 06-14-24

as a therapist, I found the information for relevant and helpful. this is the type of book worth listening to again.

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great for counselors too

Revisado: 03-24-24

I am a counselor who uses ACT as my primary modality. I listened to this book to deepen my understanding of ACT and ABA. I found this book very useful and insightful. I would recommend it to all who use ACT as it will deepen your understanding and of the theory and it's practice

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really great book

Revisado: 06-28-23

this book answered a lot of my questions about ifs and was amazing for helping me rethink practices in my faith as a Christian. this will be a book I revisit and recommend to family, friends, and clients alike.

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Most of it was pretty good.

Revisado: 03-19-23

overall I enjoyed the book but the last essay not so much. it definitely subtracted from the rest of the work and contradicted many other authors. I really enjoyed the first half of the book and will return to several essays.

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very helpful book

Revisado: 08-25-22

Great book, I found it to be very helpful and immediately useful. I definitely recommend it for anyone working with ACT, beginner or advanced. Even for people working only with adults, I think this could be a great read. if you can explain ACT in terms even a child can understand, you can explain ACT to anyone.

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Great introduction on the topic

Revisado: 07-20-21

This books serves as a solid intro for anyone wishing to dip their toes into the waters of geek therapy or mental health. There is great insight into many different aspect of geek culture and I would highly recommend this book. One area of concern is how the book on some topics uses critical feminist theory to represent only one side of very deep cultural and social issues and only represents one side of the topic marginalizing and dehumanizing the "other" group. This is sad to see from clinicians as the created marginalized class has many issues and concerns that could greatly be helped and influenced by geek therapy. By doing this in effect they shun and "other" this group cutting them off from recourses that could allow them to grow and mature as a group. The lack of compassion and understanding coming from clinicians is a rather odd dynamic for a book of this sort. This is not a global issue in the book and is only reflected in a few chapters, however, is still present. I think it would have been beneficial to clinicians reading this if more view points were represented as this would be inclusive and represent the true diversity of the needs that geek clients and therapists may have, as well as, highlight growth areas in certain parts of the community without marginalizing them.

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so good

Revisado: 09-11-20

This might be my favorite book of the series so far. Sanderson really did justice to the series

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such an amazing book

Revisado: 12-06-18

Out of the 30+ books I've read this year. this one might be the best and most helpful for understanding people's struggles and the gospel.

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