Online Values Card Sort

“A won­der­ful ben­e­fit of val­ues is that at the

very moment we iden­ti­fy them, we are

already begin­ning to live them.”

Steven C. Hayes, Ph.D.

Iden­ti­fy­ing our per­son­al val­ues can be trans­for­ma­tive in
align­ing our choic­es towards what mat­ters most.

Par­tic­i­pate in the online val­ues card sort below to iden­ti­fy
your guid­ing val­ues.

How do I stop beating myself up?

You are not alone in this thought. Some­times when peo­ple don’t live their val­ues or achieve their goals, they may beat them­selves up or won­der how every­thing is sup­posed to fit togeth­er. When you start ther­a­py with Dr. Brad­ford Stuc­ki, licensed mar­riage and fam­i­ly ther­a­pist, you can find tools to man­age your feel­ings and hope in mov­ing for­ward.

Dr. Stuc­ki, LMFT spe­cial­izes in anx­i­ety ther­a­py, ther­a­py for work/life chal­lenges, and trau­ma ther­a­py, such as EMDR. He can also help you with life tran­si­tions you may be expe­ri­enc­ing.

Reach out for a free 15-minute con­sul­ta­tion to dis­cuss your cir­cum­stances and get on the path to feel­ing bet­ter.

“As we work to make the Val­ues piv­ot and then stay on our new course, atten­tion to the present helps focus on our cur­rent behavior—on the jour­ney, rather than reach­ing the des­ti­na­tion.”

Steven C. Hayes, Ph.D.