Michael Levin, PhD, is associate professor at Utah State University. Levin’s research focuses on web/mobile interventions and mechanisms of change in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). He has published more than ninety journal articles and chapters, primarily related to ACT and contextual behavioral science.

Michael Twohig, PhD, is professor at Utah State University, a former president of the Association of Contextual Behavioral Science, and a peer-reviewed ACT trainer. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers on the application of ACT to obsessive-compulsive and related disorders.

Jennifer Krafft, MS, is a doctoral student in clinical and counseling psychology at Utah State University. Krafft has extensive training in ACT and has collaborated with Levin and Twohig on several studies investigating applications of ACT delivered through innovative platforms and for novel problem areas.