Evidence-Based: A New Harbinger Psychology Podcast
Evidence-Based is the official podcast of New Harbinger Publications—an independent, employee-owned publisher of books on psychology and self-help. In each episode, we join leading mental health experts to explore the latest psychological interventions, as well as topics related to mental health and personal growth. The podcast has interviews with ACT practitioners, such as Psychological Flexibility with Diana Hill, PhD and Perfectionism with Jennifer Kemp, MPsych.

www.newharbinger.com/pages/podcast/

Your Life in Process

Are you tired of chasing self-help strategies that don’t stick or make you feel like you are never doing enough? I am too. Part conversation, part practical toolkit, this podcast offers you a roadmap for growing a compassionate, healthy, and rewarding life.

https://drdianahill.com/your-life-in-process/

Nathaniel Chua hosted Lou Lasprugato for his new podcast series entitled "Shrinks over Drinks" where they touched upon various ACT-related/informed topics, including eclectic vs integrative approach, clinical implications of functional contextualism, rule-governed behavior, couples therapy, ACT-flavored movies, our ACT origin stories, love, humanity, and more! https://youtu.be/HT4n9nom7pM

Psych Debate 13 | Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: The Road to Universal Framework and Therapy | Steve Hayes (August 2022)

EPISODE SUMMARY
Dr. Bronnie Lennox Thomspon shares her unique lens as a long term chronic pain patient, world renowned pain specialist and occupational therapist. She discusses how she integrates ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) into her personal life and practice as an occupational therapist. She and Cheryl explore how people can life a full life despite pain.

https://arthritis-life-podcast.simplecast.com/episodes/can-you-live-a-full-life-with-pain?fbclid=IwAR3N9t3Vjr-8tNtcN2WG87L8jIZo_ZPJ-g-PfFIrCzPOiGhNWZhLeYGASeo

Trauma Doesn’t Define You

http://www.openforwards.com/podcast/self-help-sat-nav/22-trauma-doesnt-define-interview-robyn-walser/

In this episode of Self-Help Sat-Nav (by Jim Lucas), I have the pleasure of speaking to one of the world’s authorities on treating traumatic stress. ACT Therapist, trainer and writer, Robyn Walser works at the National Center for PTSD in California and through her own private practice at TL Consultation Services.

I asked Robyn to describe the self-help tool that she finds most useful in her own life and how she has used this in her work with people that have suffering long-lasting effects of traumatic stress.

When you’ve suffered a trauma, it can alter your trajectory in life. People get can get stuck when they buy into the view once a victim, always a victim. The trouble is that when you live your life this way, the trauma you suffered can define you. A more helpful view to take is once a victim. But, how can you live your life as if it didn’t happen?

Robyn shares with us some views on using Mindful Awareness to help you observe your experiences as an experiencer. In the Acceptance & Commitment Therapy literature, this is called Self-As-Context. Join me to understand more about this amazing approach to dealing with, not only the effects of trauma, but also the common unhelpful judgements and evaluations the human mind speaks to us as we move through our lives.

(This information was submitted on February 28, 2018)
 

Self-Acceptance and Perspective Taking

In this podcast, Tami Simon and Steve Hayes discuss his experiences living with a panic disorder at a young age, and how his own bouts with anxiety shaped his clinical studies. They talk about the practice of perspective-taking and how it can be a powerful bulwark against self-recrimination. Finally, Steve offers his perspective on spirituality and how that perspective informs the core tenets of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. (42 minutes)

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Discover How Mindfulness Techniques & ACT – Acceptance Commitment Therapy Helps You Tame the Anxiety Monster & Turn Fear Into Your Greatest Ally to Shine Bright!

"What if nothing needs to be removed? What if your own hardest thoughts need not be the enemy?"

This podcast episode is an interview with Kelly Wilson sharing his inspiring take on ACT with the public outside clinical settings. 

Link to The Common Humanity Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PLY1peNVoU

Jenna LeJuene is the co-host of "Beyond Well with Sheila Hamilton."

Several episodes are about ACT:
Ep. 9-Meet The Doctors of Beyond Well With Sheila Hamilton
Ep. 29-Chat with Dr. Jenna Lejeune and Dr. Brian Goff About Anxiety
Ep. 51-Jenna LeJeune & Jason Luoma: Creating a Meaningful Life.
Ep. 77-Doctors Only: FACE Covid

https://beyondwellsheilahamilton.libsyn.com/

Trent hosts podcasts that reflect the recent developments in CBT and clinical science as a whole. Some podcasts are intended for public consumption, and others are produced with the professional in mind. All address interesting and thought-provoking issues relevant to practitioners and scientists today.

You can find his podcasts here: www.CBTRadio.org.

About the show

Helping therapists, coaches and other mental health practitioners help their clients lead richer and more meaningful lives, by combining Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with mindful storytelling.

Join Shamash Alidina, best-selling author of Mindfulness for Dummies and Mindful Storyteller Calvin Niles, as they view mindfulness through the lens of Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey.

https://www.shamashalidina.com/mindfulconversations

March 2020 - Dr. Andrew Jacobs interviews Stephen Renwick on the Sport Psychology Podcast

https://soundcloud.com/drjacobs/march-29th-2020-dr-jacobs-talks-with-stephen-renwick

Stuart Ralph interviews Steve about his history with panic and OCD symptoms, and how psychological flexibility principles can be used to help those suffering from OCD.  A link to the interview can be found here, or alternatively an iTunes version can be found here.

Interview with Doris Curry, LCSW

Principles and Applications of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy

Compliments of the Rudd Center Seminar, at Yale University.

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Applications of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Weight Issues

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