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		<title>Happiness?  Get over it</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[photopress:1572244259.03.TZZZZZZZ.jpg,thumb,alignright]A few minutes after my daily dose of Lamictal I noticed this Salon interview with ACT therapist Stephen C. Hayes (on the occasion of his new book). Not familar with ACT therapy? First I&#8217;d heard of it too. ACT (Acceptance and Commitment) therapy is the third wave in the movement from behavioral therapy to cognitive [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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