Transcription of Work/ Leisure Education - Acceptance & …
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YOUR VALUES:What really matters to you, deep in your heart? What do you want to do with your time on this planet? What sort of person do you want to be? What personal strengths or qualities do you want to develop? 1. work / Education : includes workplace, career, Education , skills development, etc. 2. Relationships: includes your partner, children, parents, relatives, friends, co-workers, and other social contacts. 3. Personal Growth/Health: may include religion, spirituality, creativity, life skills, meditation, yoga, nature;. exercise, nutrition, and/or addressing health risk factors like smoking, alcohol, drugs or overeating etc 4. Leisure : how you play, relax, stimulate, or enjoy yourself; activities for rest, recreation, fun and creativity. THE BULL'S EYE: make an X in each area of the dart board, to represent where you stand today. I am acting very I am living fully by inconsistently with my values my values work / Leisure Education Personal growth/ Relationships Health Adapted with permission from Tobias Lundgren's Bull's Eye Russ Harris 2009 reprinted by permission of New Harbinger: Dissecting The Problem This form is to help gather information about the nature of the main challenge, issue, or problem facing you.
The Problems and Values Worksheet . Acceptance & Commitment Therapy aims to reduce suffering and enrich life, as shown in the diagram below. To help in this process, there are four lots of information that are particularly important.
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