This systematic review examined the use of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) in sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on how ACT has been culturally adapted for populations in the region.
The review synthesized findings on cultural adaptations of ACT across sub-Saharan African contexts, though specific quantitative outcomes (e.g., effect sizes, number of studies) are not available from the provided abstract.
Only the paper metadata was provided — no full text, abstract, methods, or results are accessible. Specific findings, sample sizes, included studies, and adaptation strategies cannot be verified or summarized.
Clinicians delivering ACT in sub-Saharan African settings should be aware that cultural adaptations are likely necessary, but the specific recommended adaptations require review of the full publication.
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