ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope - JoAnne Dahl
A podcast by JoAnne Dahl, Ph.D.
69 Episodes
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Is prosocial behavior a short cut to valuing? Guest Dr Steve HayesPublished: 28/04/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – What is Prosocial Behavior Guest David Sloan WilsonPublished: 21/04/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – The Caregiver Syndrome Guest Tom SzaboPublished: 14/04/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling with Migration and homesickness Guest Andrew GlosterPublished: 07/04/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling with ‘Who You Think You Are’Published: 31/03/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling with Breast CancerPublished: 24/03/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Radio Program with Mats RothmanPublished: 17/03/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – New ACT book The Diet TrapPublished: 10/03/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling with your own feelings when helping othersPublished: 03/03/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling in Daily Conflicts with ChildrenPublished: 24/02/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – New ACT book ACT and RFT in RelationshipsPublished: 17/02/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – The show this week is about using Acceptance and Commitment therapy (ACT) for medical challenges that require life style changesPublished: 10/02/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – When Rules conflict with your ValuesPublished: 03/02/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling with AsthmaPublished: 20/01/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling with attachment with NewbornsPublished: 13/01/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – How can knowing about evolution help us?Published: 06/01/2014
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Training the Brain for CompassionPublished: 30/12/2013
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Struggling with IBSPublished: 23/12/2013
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Health issues for women in Midlife: the invisible groupPublished: 16/12/2013
-  ACT: Taking Hurt to Hope – Stuggling with Choices: Eating problemsPublished: 09/12/2013
Life’s challenges are diverse. They may be circumstantial or broad-based. Suffering and lack of momentum are common results of life’s ups and downs. JoAnne Dahl will help guide listeners to spend less time with their problem and more time focusing on ‘values’ based action as in Acceptance Commitment Therapy. Opinion leaders from a variety of modalities will join JoAnne for candid discussions focusing on general principles for living as well as specific solutions for difficult problems.
