Show Notes
Join Dr. Diana Hill as she talks about the role of values exercises in acceptance and commitment therapy. In this episode, we explore: How connecting pain and values can redefine the therapy experience. The note card exercise, a unique tool for bridging the gap between pain and values. Motivating clients to move toward discomfort in alignment with what truly matters to them.
Faculty: Diana Hill, Ph.D. Host: Jessica Díaz, M.D. Script Editor: David Barragán, M.A.
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