Using ACT to Leverage Personal Values for Effective Smoking Cessation

Jonathan-Bricker
Fred Hutch Cancer Center, University of Washington

Key Points

  1. Identifying personal inspirations and values, such as family and health, is pivotal in motivating individuals like Jane to quit smoking.
  2. Financial aspects of smoking, like the cost per pack, are not just monetary considerations but reflections of deeper values and future aspirations.
  3. Regular reinforcement of these values and motivations by linking actions to overarching goals is integral to smoking cessation.
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This section focuses on understanding the personal values and motivations driving Jane's desire to quit smoking, essential for effective smoking cessation counseling.

Identifying Values and Inspirations

The Role of Values in Smoking Cessation

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