Adherence Counselling Toolkit (ACT)
ACT Now Toolkit
The ACT Now Toolkit supports health professionals working with stroke survivors to promote improved and sustained physical activity, helping them ‘move more for life’.
It can also be adapted for use when addressing other areas of lifestyle behaviour change such as dietary changes or ceasing smoking.
If incorporating the ACT Now Toolkit into your research, please reference it using the following citation: Levy, T. (2024). ACT Now: Tool kit resource for health professionals working with survivors of stroke. Flinders University.
If you are interested in providing feedback about these resources, or would like to know more about the ACT Now Toolkit – you can contact Dr Tamina Levy at tamina.levy@flinders.edu.au.
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