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The article doesn’t claim it’s evidence-based - that’s just the HN headline. The latter appears to be basing that claim on the use of ACT, which is considered a

The article doesn’t claim it’s evidence-based - that’s just the HN headline. The latter appears to be basing that claim on the use of ACT, which is considered an empirically supported therapy.

distcs 4y ago
The author of the article is also the person who wrote the HN headline.
- antonvs 4y ago
  That seems very dishonest then, given the glaring difference between what the headline and article claim.