One of the modules in Barlow's transdiagnostic protocol is to train clients in emotional awareness This module is draws from techniques used by O the ABCDE form in CBT O acceptance-based approaches like ACT and supportive therapies O third wave approaches that include mirdfulness like ACT, DBT, and MBCT. O traditional cognitive-behavioral approaches like CBT

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