She particularly enjoyed painting outdoors in the Roman Campagna with teacher Oronato Carlandi and fellow students. After she and her mother went back to Italy in 1920, she studied art in Rome for several years, learning conventional techniques and styles. She attended a number of schools, including the Foxcroft School in Virginia, where she became a lifelong friend of the heiress Flora Payne Whitney.Īs a child she drew and wrote as hobbies, but her first formal training in painting was at the Corcoran Art School in Washington, D.C., in 1919–1920. Katherine became fluent in French and Italian, speaking colloquial versions of these languages that she learned from the servants who helped to raise her. Kay and her mother established a home in Rapallo, Italy, but visited many other places as well, including Paris.
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This is a uniquely concise and clear introduction that does not require prior knowledge of the approach. The book takes the reader through the therapeutic stages from start to end, showing how to use acceptance and mindfulness together with commitment and behaviour change strategies to improve mental health.
This practical, easy-to-use book introduces the theory and practice of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), a key contextual third wave CBT approach.
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