Acceptance and Recovery Therapy by Levels for Psychosis (ART): A Contextual and Integrative Model

<title>Abstract</title> <p>Acceptance and recovery therapy for psychosis (ART) is an innovative psychological intervention designed to address psychotic spectrum disorders from a contextual and integrative perspective. Rooted in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and the principles of behavioral-contextual science, which emphasize the study of behavior in interaction with its environment, ART provides tailored therapeutic strategies to meet the specific challenges of psychosis.</p> <p>This interdisciplinary approach integrates ACT techniques with elements from other therapeutic models, always framed within a person-centered and context-sensitive perspective. Furthermore, ART allows for the flexible adaptation of interventions, adjusting them to each individual’s cognitive and functional level.</p> <p>This article presents the key components of the ART model and explores its potential to improve clinical practice by fostering more personalized, values-based care. Ultimately, ART contributes to the development of more effective and meaningful interventions for individuals experiencing psychosis.</p>