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Case study – Acceptance commitment therapy for a youth athlete: From rumination and guilt to meaning and purpose
This papers presents a case study describing the use of acceptance commitment therapy and its perceived efficacy with a 15-year old male athlete. Following a case conceptualisation, presenting needs are identified associated with feelings of guilt and unhelpful ruminations in life-domains unrelated to performance and an outline of an acceptance commitment therapy (ACT) intervention is provided. Finally, reflections on the perceived efficacy of this intervention are provided.
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