Acceptance and commitment therapy improves the quality of life of breast cancer patients by reducing helplessness: a randomized controlled trial.

Regarding the acceptance and perceived benefits dimension, no statistically significant differences between-group mean differences were found at any of the three time points, with only a marginal trend toward significance at T1.

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The results revealed a statistically significant mean difference in the Illness Cognition dimension at T2 and T3, with a marginally significant difference at T1.

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These significant benefits were sustained or further enhanced at T3, particularly in overall QoL, physical, emotional, functional, and breast cancer specific well-being, where the ACT group continued to demonstrate highly significant advantages.

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