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Mentioned in 21 episodes

The happiness trap

Book • 2008

In 'The Happiness Trap', Dr. Russ Harris presents the insights and techniques of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help readers escape the epidemic of stress, anxiety, and depression.

The book focuses on accepting unhelpful thoughts rather than trying to control them, and it emphasizes the importance of clarifying values and developing mindfulness.

It provides practical tools for reducing stress and worry, handling painful thoughts and feelings, breaking self-defeating habits, overcoming insecurity and self-doubt, and building better relationships and a fulfilling life.

Mentioned by

Ellen Hendriksen

Scott Barry Kaufman

Tim Schmaddebeck

Mentioned in 21 episodes

Recommended by

Cal Newport

as an introduction to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Ep. 270: Depth vs. Distraction

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a book offering an accessible introduction to ACT.

Ep. 305: Is Time Blocking Oppressive?

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a book on acceptance commitment therapy.

Ep. 269: Don’t Get Started

Mentioned by

Brett McKay

as the author of the book and the guest on the podcast.

Escape the Happiness Trap

Mentioned by

Scott Barry Kaufman

as a collection of cards that covers self-esteem, thinking traps, and living a life of gratitude.

The Happiness Trap w/ Russ Harris

Mentioned by

Scott Barry Kaufman

as a bestseller written by

Russ Harris

.

The Happiness Trap w/ Russ Harris

Recommended by

Jeff Warren

as a helpful resource for understanding acceptance and commitment therapy.

How To Handle Literally Anything | Sebene Selassie and Jeff Warren

Recommended by

Cal Newport

as a book introducing acceptance commitment therapy.

Ep. 178: CALLS: On Doing Hard Things

Recommended by the podcast host as a helpful resource for understanding mental well-being and happiness.

Schemas, goals, values, and the pursuit of happiness (with Jeff Perron)

Mentioned by

Dan Harris

as her previous book on the science of happiness.

The Neuroscience Of: Emotional Regulation, Relationships, Body Image, And Intuition | Emma Seppälä

Recommended by

Anna Schaffner

as a simple, engaging explanation of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and its application.

The Philosophy of Self-Improvement

Mentioned by

Nir Eyal

when discussing the importance of identifying personal values in timeboxing.

How Successful People Timebox

Mentioned by

Dr. Joel Sneed

as relevant books for understanding ACT therapy.

EP 141 | The Psychology of Goals w/ Dr. Joel Sneed

Mentioned by

Ellen Hendriksen

as a source for the physicalizing technique.

The Hidden Cost of Perfectionism: Why You Never Feel Good Enough with Ellen Hendriksen

Mentioned by

Cal Newport

as a book introducing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Ep 33: Rethinking Delegation, Pandemic Childcare, and Balancing Deep Work with Deep Hobbies

Mentioned by Dr. Emily Musgrove as the author of the questionnaire that her book is based on.

The truth about values and how to identify yours - with Dr. Em

Recommended by

Dr. Malzberg

for patients interested in ACT.

Beyond Medications: The Best Lifestyle Treatments for Mental Health

Erwähnt von

Tim Schmaddebeck

im Zusammenhang mit dem Umgang mit Triggern und negativen Reaktionen.

#228: Resilient & gelassen unter Druck: Die Prinzipien starker Ingenieure

Mentioned by

Josh Axe

as the author of the books "Sovereign" and "The Happiness Track", discussing the mind-body connection and self-healing.

Self-Healing Techniques PROVEN to Improve Mind-Body Connection | Emma Seppala

Mentioned by

Nir Eyal

when discussing core values and aligning activities with them, which are components of ACT.

Finding Your Footing When The Ground Shifts Beneath You

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