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An internet-delivered acceptance and commitment therapy program for anxious affect, depression, and wellbeing: A randomized, parallel, two-group, waitlist-controlled trial in a Middle Eastern sample of college students

Psychology

An internet-delivered acceptance and commitment therapy program for anxious affect, depression, and wellbeing: A randomized, parallel, two-group, waitlist-controlled trial in a Middle Eastern sample of college students

Z. Vally, H. Shah, et al.

College students in the Middle East face elevated anxiety and depression and sociocultural barriers to help-seeking. This study evaluated a bespoke 4-module, internet-delivered, self-directed acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) program in a randomized, waitlist-controlled trial with 129 students; the intervention significantly reduced generalized and social anxiety and improved wellbeing. This research was conducted by Zahir Vally, Harshil Shah, Sabina-Ioana Varga, Widad Hassan, Mariam Kashakesh, Wafa Albreiki, and Mai Helmy.

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