Two ACT moves: step back from a sticky thought, then point at what matters.
A thought feels like a fact when you're fused to it. Naming it as mental activity creates an inch of space — and an inch is enough to choose.
Pick a few that matter most right now. Values aren't goals — they're directions you can move in today, even one small step.
Keep a record of the thought you unhooked from and the value-aligned step you named — saved only on this device.
A self-help tool, not therapy. If distress is heavy or persistent, a clinician trained in ACT can help.