September 18, 2025

A Comparative Study of Acceptance and Commitment-Based Couple Therapy and Integrative Couple Therapy on Demoralization and Frustration Tolerance in Couples with a Disabled Child

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Quasi-experimental analysis finds ACT and IBCT improve frustration tolerance and demoralization in couples with a disabled child.

Both ACT and IBCT significantly reduce demoralization in couples with a disabled child, improving psychological well-being.
Statistical analysis shows significant improvements with p < .0001 in both treatment groups compared to a control group.
Couples received five sessions of ACT or twelve sessions of IBCT in a structured therapeutic approach.
Improved outcomes in both therapies suggest they should be included in counseling for families with children with disabilities.

Ghasemi et al. (2024) studied this question.

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