Grounding
Facilitator encounter and practice-task drafts are available for Arabic and English review.
Mindala · ACT+ programme
ACT+ is Mindala’s developing programme informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Its design brings together guided encounters, practice and professional follow-up, with attention to personal choice and everyday life.
Programme v1.3 · Under development and clinical review. Digital enrolment is not open.
A programme taking shape
The source package is structured as 12 modules and 13 encounters. We are beginning digital content review with Module 01. This page presents the programme design; participation and clinical suitability require a separate professional review.
The proposed care journey
A service design, not an individual treatment plan.
Review needs and preferences with a provider before considering participation.
Clarify goals, consent and the support available.
Explore reviewed session materials and optional practice with professional support.
Discuss experience and agree whether to continue, adapt or seek other care.
Module 01 · Content review
Facilitator encounter and practice-task drafts are available for Arabic and English review.
A separate encounter and practice-task draft follow the first encounter. Progression is reviewed with a provider.
Digital preparation and content review are still ahead. These modules are not available for patient delivery.
Programme team
Administrators can preview the four Module 01 drafts, save them for review, and open the existing correction workflow. Saving is separate from approval or patient release. Sign in with your administrator account to access these materials.
Open ACT+ review →Source materials are development drafts requiring clinical and language review. ACT+ is a Mindala programme and is not WHO endorsed. Clinical approval, consent and access checks remain required before patient delivery.
Provider guides and participant worksheets are available for professional review. Test assignment, response and follow-up using fictional information. An approved professional account is required.
Content review → administrator approval → final production → clinical release decision. Accepting a walkthrough never releases treatment automatically.