The podcasts below come from the following Clinical Cases:
- ACT for Panic Disorder: The Case of Sarah (1 CE credits)
- ACT for Anxiety Disorders: Focus on Generalized Anxiety Disorder (1.25 CE credits)
- ACT for Binge Eating and Anxiety: A Clinical Case (1.25 CE credits)
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Social Anxiety: The Case of Charles (1.25 CE credits)
- ACT for Depression: The Story of Hannah (1 CE credit)
- ACTing Against Burnout: The Case of Jack (1.25 CE credits)
Host: Jessica Díaz, M.D.
Script Editor: David Barragán, M.A. and Jazmin Soto, L.Psy.
<> EPISODE 1 → Values and Defusion Exercises in ACT for Panic Disorder
Dr. Jessica Borushok presents a clinical case of panic disorder with agoraphobia, treated with acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). Here, our faculty member shares practical strategies to address values and defusion processes.
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: Values and Defusion Exercises in ACT for Panic Disorder
<> EPISODE 2 → The Million Dollars Exercise: Understanding Anxiety Through ACT
In this episode Dr. Michelle Woidneck explores two exercises, the million dollars and the loaded die, for explaining the concept of acceptance experientially in session for the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder.
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: ACT for GAD: The Million Dollars and Loaded Die Exercises
<> EPISODE 3 → Embracing the Present: ACT Strategies for Binge Eating
In this episode, Dr. Diana Hill dives into the world of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). Discover how being present can transform the way we approach anxiety and binge eating.
* Learn more about ACT for Binge Eating and Anxiety: A Clinical Case and earn 1.25 CE credits
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: ACT for BED: Being Present and Mindful Eating
<> EPISODE 4 → The Power of Values in ACT
Discover the transformative power of values in therapy! Join Dr. Brian Pilecki as he explores the significance of values within acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). Learn practical strategies to help clients clarify their values and live more purposeful lives aligned with their authentic selves.
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: The Magic Wand: An ACT Approach to Values Work
<> EPISODE 5 → Transforming Depression with Language: ACT Treatment Interventions
Join us in this episode as Dr. Miranda Morris, Ph.D., explores the power of language in ACT treatment interventions for depression. Discover how therapists can use language to foster present moment awareness, promote acceptance, and help clients align with their values.
* Learn more about ACT for Depression: The Story of Hannah and earn 1 CE credit
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: ACT Treatment Interventions for Depression: Use of Language
<> EPISODE 6 → ACT for Burnout: Unfolding the True Values
Join Dr. Jessica Borushok, Ph.D., for an insightful exploration of values within acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) for burnout. Discover practical strategies to help clients clarify their values and create a purpose-driven life aligned with their authentic selves.
* Learn more about ACTing Against Burnout: The Case of Jack and earn 1.25 CE credits
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: ACT for Burnout: Unfolding the True Values
<> EPISODE 7 → Defusion and Mindfulness Exercises for Panic Disorder
Join Jessica Borushok, Ph.D., as she explores playful techniques, mind avatars, and grounding practices in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) for panic disorder. Learn how to empower clients to navigate panic attacks and find inner calm.
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: Defusion and Mindfulness Exercises for Panic Disorder
<> EPISODE 8 → The Power of Language in Depression Therapy
Join Miranda Morris, Ph.D., as she explores how language is one of the most powerful acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) tools. Learn how to use it for helping clients with depression shift their perspectives and take meaningful steps toward values-aligned lives.
* Learn more about ACT for Depression: The Story of Hannah and earn 1 CE credit
* Prefer to read? Here’s a text version: ACT Treatment Interventions for Depression: Use of Language