Author / Teacher
Diana Hill, PhD is a clinical psychologist, international trainer and sought-out speaker on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and compassion. Host of the Wise Effort podcast, author of The Self-Compassion Daily Journal, and co-author the ACT Daily Journal. @drdianahill
In this excerpt from their new book, I Know I Should Exercise, But...44 Reasons We Donβt Move and How to Get Over Them, psychologist Dr. Diana Hill and movement expert Katy Bowman explore reasons we find exercise so hardβand what we can do to savor the movement in every moment. Read More
Gently let go of attachment to your thoughts with a technique called "cognitive defusion" from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Read More
In this excerpt from her upcoming book, psychologist Dr. Diana Hill explores why we hesitate to take creative leaps as adultsβand what we can do to get unstuck and reclaim our creative courage. Read More
If you're feeling uninspired and drained, there are mindful ways to recover from burnout. These mindful shifts can help us tap into energy again. Read More
The answer may have more to do with aligning your activities with your values than having more free time. Read More
In this guided meditation, Diana Hill invites us into a soothing space where we learn to embrace our uncomfortable feelings, both physical and emotional. Read More
Dr. Diana Hill dives into some of the biggest misconceptions around self-compassion, and what the latest research reveals about being intentionally kind toward ourselves and others. Read More
Avoiding or ruminating on our regrets can ultimately make them more harmful and stop us from learning from them. The key, writes Diana Hill, is to turn to our regrets with compassion. Read More
Three mindfulness exercises to help you get out of cycles of shame and put your energy toward kindness to yourself and others. Read More
When weβre attached to a specific outcome, ideal, or metric, we limit our ability to see the big picture. Try these six science-backed ways to open up to more clarity and self-compassion. Read More
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