Worksheet
Radical Acceptance in Action: The Practice & Examples
This worksheet introduces the practice of radical acceptance—a path to embracing reality and cultivating compassion in every moment. Created by Tara Brach, it blends mindfulness meditation and Western psychology to help relieve emotional suffering and nurture self-compassion.
How to Use This Worksheet
This worksheet guides clients through exercises and reflections to practice radical acceptance in daily life. It offers step-by-step mindfulness techniques and journaling prompts designed to help users recognize difficult emotions, pause judgment, and cultivate compassion for themselves and others.
Who This Worksheet Is For
This resource is for anyone experiencing emotional suffering, healing from shame or trauma, or seeking greater freedom and peace through mindfulness. Clients can use these practices regularly to deepen inner peace, resilience, and spiritual growth.
Expected Outcomes
- Greater emotional healing and self-awareness
- Expanded self-compassion and mindful presence
- Reduced emotional suffering and improved self-acceptance
- Practical skills for acceptance in challenging life moments
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References
Brach, T. (2003). Radical acceptance: Embracing your life with the heart of a Buddha. Bantam.
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