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Version 3.8.5 · 2023-12-20
Bug fixes and UI enhancements
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The store currently lists version 3.8.5, updated 2023-12-20.






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"I believe we have created the ultimate ACT app. An invaluable tool for any coach or clinician working with ACT - as well as for all their clients."
--- Dr Russ Harris, internationally acclaimed ACT trainer & bestselling author
"I love this app! Simple, clean, and clients can get to where they need to go really quickly."
--- Dr Louise Hayes, clinical psychologist at Orygen Youth Research Centre, University of Melbourne
"This app is a great tool for clinicians and clients. ACT Companion is a valuable resource that lets you take ACT outside of the therapy room and into your pocket."
--- Nesh Nikolic, clinical psychologist & ACT trainer
Develop and practice the skills you need to be present, open up and do what matters - with dozens of simple, yet powerful, interactive ACT exercises and tools based on the best-selling book, The Happiness Trap, by Dr Russ Harris.…
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Bug fixes and UI enhancements
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