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Eric Morris

@contextpsych.bsky.social
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Associate Professor & Clinical Psychologist at La Trobe University. Contextual behavioural science researcher.

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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 18/07/2025
Useful panel on idionomics and process based empirical practice - Baljinder Sahdra (speaking), Steve Hayes, Stefan Hofmann, Cristobal Hernandez, Diana Hill, Clarissa Ong Building analytic tools for interventions based on a different set of assumptions than categories or “normality” #ACBSWC2025
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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 17/07/2025
Lauren Lawson from ACTUALISE Lab shared an fascinating study at #ACBSWC25 on idionomic interactions through the day between sleep and mental health for autistic adults. Innovative work from La Trobe University!
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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 17/07/2025
#ACBS25 opening plenary - Baljinder Sahdra makes the compelling argument for idionomics, bridging the gap between group-level findings and individual experiences : what is considered "evidence" in evidence-based practice? Heterogeneity is the norm!
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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 17/07/2025
See you in Hong Kong in 2027 for #acbswc
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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 17/07/2025
See you in Hong Kong in 2027 for #acbswc
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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 17/11/2024
Sunday morning plenary with Dr Jess Kingston at #acbsukroi on using CBS processes to support people with paranoia, brain injury to have greater wellbeing. Just brilliant to have Jess share her work across descriptive, experimental and intervention research!
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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 16/11/2024
Dr Joe Oliver's inspiring & heartfelt opening plenary for #acbsukroi reached back into the history of ACT, RFT & contextual behavioural science, to highlight the progress made over 20+ years & the challenges of the present, and oriented us to the future, guided by acceptance, belonging and purpose.
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Eric Morris @contextpsych.bsky.social · 16/11/2024
And we're off! Prof Louise McHugh opening the #acbsukroi London conference. Terrific to be here with old friends and new, connecting around contextual behavioural science.
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