From the Brave AI on ACT

ACT Therapy Worksheets

ACT worksheets are powerful tools that assist individuals in navigating stress, anxiety, and burnout by cultivating acceptance, mindfulness, and commitment to meaningful values. Here are some key worksheets and exercises:

Increasing Awareness of Cognitive Distortions:

Identify and label emotions and bodily sensations

Recognize thoughts and potential cognitive distortions (e.g., discounting the positive, overgeneralizing)

Use a table to identify and challenge distorted thinking patterns

Commitment, Obstacles, and Strategies:

Design goals reflecting values from previous exercises

Identify potential obstacles and develop strategies to overcome them

Develop commitment to values-based goals

Gratitude and Values-Based Living:

Reflect on daily experiences and identify things to be grateful for

Connect gratitude to personal values and goals

Practice mindfulness and acceptance of present moments

Psychological Flexibility: ACT Skill:

Clarify the concept of psychological flexibility and its benefits (resilience, emotional tolerance, well-being)

Translate ACT principles into everyday language

Practice flexibility through customizable and fillable worksheets

Values-Based Action Planning:

Identify values and corresponding actions

Develop a plan to take values-based action in daily life

Overcome obstacles and challenges to values-based living

These worksheets are designed to be used in conjunction with ACT principles and exercises, and can be adapted for individual or group therapy settings. They provide a structured approach to cultivating acceptance, mindfulness, and commitment to meaningful values, ultimately promoting psychological flexibility and well-being.

Additional Resources:

Online collections of ACT worksheets and exercises, such as Acceptance & Commitment Therapy: 21 ACT Worksheets (+ PDF)

Books on ACT, such as “Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Toolbox” by Calvin Caufield and “ACT Made Simple” by Steven C. Hayes

Online courses and training programs on ACT, such as Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Training: Top 17 Courses

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