Exercises · a deck of small steps

A small step. Something to try.

Choose what would help right now and try a short example. Exercises come from four approaches: CBT, DBT, ACT and positive psychology.

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What would help right now?

Example Name the next visible action. Think of one task. What is the first physical action you could take? Open a document, find the form, put the shoes by the door. A place to begin

Example: Name the next visible action. Think of one task. What is the first physical action you could take? Open a document, find the form, put the shoes by the door.

Four approaches

One deck,
four families.

  1. Choose by the jobLook for a reflection, a practical action or a way to pause. You don't need a personality result first.
  2. Follow the stepsStructured exercises give you a place to start and room to put things in your own words.
  3. Take it with youKeep the one observation or action that feels useful. An exercise is support, not treatment.

ToyEvery exercise belongs to one family. Tap a card to see one from the library.

How long

Half a minute.
Or half an hour.

Exercises in the library run from 30 seconds to 30 minutes. Pick a length to see one that fits.

From the library · ACT Five Senses Check-In Rapid present-moment contact: 5 see, 4 hear, 3 touch, 2 smell, 1 taste. 5 min

5 min: Five Senses Check-In, ACT. Rapid present-moment contact: 5 see, 4 hear, 3 touch, 2 smell, 1 taste.

Try one thing
today.

An exercise is support, not treatment.

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