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The Sandoz Shelf
The Sandoz Shelf
Explore a collection of Dr. Emily Sandoz’s publications, interviews, and media appearances. From peer‑reviewed articles to podcast conversations and recorded talks, this page offers a glimpse into the ideas, theories, and practices that shape our lab’s work. Whether you want to read, watch, or listen, this is the place to start connecting with the perspectives that guide the Louisiana Contextual Science Research Group.
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👉 Read — publications & written pieces
▶️ Watch — talks & interviews on YouTube
🎧 Listen — podcasts & audio interviews
🔎 In Practice — how this lens shows up in our lab
✍️ Contribute — suggest a link or update
Read
Read
Note: We’re working on expanding this section once we import Dr. Sandoz’s publication list.
Watch
Watch
Dr. Emily Sandoz: 2022 Distinguished Professor
Dr. Emily Sandoz: 2022 Distinguished Professor
Nurturing Roots to Reach New Heights: Foundations of ACT… (Prof. Emily Sandoz)
Nurturing Roots to Reach New Heights: Foundations of ACT… (Prof. Emily Sandoz)
How To Set Up Your Environment For Your Success | Dr. Emily Sandoz
How To Set Up Your Environment For Your Success | Dr. Emily Sandoz
ACT: Root to Fruit #6 — Emily Sandoz
ACT: Root to Fruit #6 — Emily Sandoz
How to Override Unwanted Behaviors | Emily Sandoz | The Art of Charm
How to Override Unwanted Behaviors | Emily Sandoz | The Art of Charm
Psychology Interview Series: Dr Emily Sandoz | University of Chichester
Psychology Interview Series: Dr Emily Sandoz | University of Chichester
ACT and Clinical Behavior Analysis: Session 107 with Emily Sandoz
ACT and Clinical Behavior Analysis: Session 107 with Emily Sandoz
Emily Sandoz — The Interbehavioral Field as the Primary Unit of Analysis
Emily Sandoz — The Interbehavioral Field as the Primary Unit of Analysis
68. Body Image and Eating Disorders — with Emily Sandoz
68. Body Image and Eating Disorders — with Emily Sandoz
Secret #5: Body Shame — with Emily Sandoz
Secret #5: Body Shame — with Emily Sandoz
Season 1 Episode 19 — Dr Emily Sandoz
Season 1 Episode 19 — Dr Emily Sandoz
Season 1 Episode 10 — Emily Sandoz
Season 1 Episode 10 — Emily Sandoz
Dr. Emily Sandoz: “Just Two Kinds of Stuff”
Dr. Emily Sandoz: “Just Two Kinds of Stuff”
[ALIC 2023] All Appetitive All the Time: Convolving Breadth and Flexibility of Functional Relations
[ALIC 2023] All Appetitive All the Time: Convolving Breadth and Flexibility of Functional Relations
Ep. 90: Nourish your values using functional contextualism and interbehaviorism — w/ Dr. Emily Sandoz
Ep. 90: Nourish your values using functional contextualism and interbehaviorism — w/ Dr. Emily Sandoz
Another Two Shrinks Over Drinks!
Another Two Shrinks Over Drinks!
Listen
Listen
Nourish Your Values Using Functional Contextualism and Interbehaviorism — with Dr. Emily Sandoz — Dr. Diana Hill
Nourish Your Values Using Functional Contextualism and Interbehaviorism — with Dr. Emily Sandoz — Dr. Diana Hill
Everything you do and feel occurs in a context. You are shaped by your learning history, your environment, other people, and you are continuously shaping the world around you. In this episode, Emily Sandoz shares how you can apply the ACT concepts of functional contextualism and interbehaviorism to build a juicier, richer, values-based life. Learn to resource yourself and thrive in whatever context you are in.
Ongoing, Explicit and Direct Functional Assessment is a Necessary Component of ACT as Behavior Analysis — with Emily Sandoz, Evelyn Gould, and Troy Dufrene (BAPcast)
Ongoing, Explicit and Direct Functional Assessment is a Necessary Component of ACT as Behavior Analysis — with Emily Sandoz, Evelyn Gould, and Troy Dufrene (BAPcast)
Emily Sandoz, Evelyn Gould, and Troy Dufrene join us to talk about their paper, Ongoing, Explicit and Direct Functional Assessment is a Necessary Component of ACT as Behavior Analysis: A Response to Tarbox et al.
Cultivating a New Relationship with the Body Society Told You to Hate — Dr. Kaitlin Harkess
Cultivating a New Relationship with the Body Society Told You to Hate — Dr. Kaitlin Harkess
This episode is incredibly important given the high likelihood that you will identify with the experience of being dissatisfied with your body at some point in your life. Further, an increasing number of both women and men do then go on to develop eating disorders. Alongside this, you have no doubt heard of the #bodypositive movement – it is growing – but, Dr. Sandoz talks through the reasons why this may actually be more harmful than helpful. Instead, Dr. Sandoz will introduce you to the concept of body image flexibility, and how you can make peace with your and life a life that feels full to you.
In Practice
In Practice
Curious how these perspectives show up in our lab culture and conversations? Browse our Lab Meeting Recordings for real examples of how we think and talk through problems.
📼 Past Lab Recordings: This page houses a living archive of past lab meetings, including dates, topics, Zoom links, and passcodes—all organized in a Google Sheet for easy browsing.
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