Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy :distinctive features
.PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC
Place of Publication, Distribution, etc.
London ; New York
Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc.
Routledge
Date of Publication, Distribution, etc.
2009
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
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xxiii, 176 p. ; 20 cm.
SERIES
Series Title
CBT distinctive features series
GENERAL NOTES
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Includes bibliographical references )p. 169-172( and index
CONTENTS NOTE
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Foreword / Mark Williams -- Pt. 1. Distinctive Theoretical Features of MBCT -- 1. integration of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy -- 2. Underpinned by the cognitive theory of vulnerability to depression -- 3. Learning skills to reduce the risk of depressive relapse -- 4. significance of automatic pilot -- 5. Modes of mind: "doing" -- 6. Doing mode in action: the effects of rumination -- 7. Doing mode in action: the effects of experiential avoidance -- 8. Reacting and responding to experience: avoidance and approach -- 9. Modes of mind: "being" -- 01. Body sensations - a door into the present -- 11. Ways of approaching and welcoming what is -- 21. Developing a new relationship with experience -- 31. Awareness as a container of our experience -- 41. Working with general and specific vulnerability -- 51. MBCT evidence base -- Pt. 2. Distinctive Practical Features of MBCT -- 61. Course content and structure -- 71. Session themes -- 81. Assessment and orientation -- 91. Eating a raisin with awareness -- 02. Body scan practice -- 12. Mindful movement practice -- 22. Sitting meditation practice -- 32. Three Minute Breathing Space -- 42. importance of home practice -- 52. Mindfulness practice in everyday life -- 62. Pleasant and unpleasant experiences -- 72. Cognitive behavioural curriculum elements -- 82. Investigating experience -- 92. MBCT learning environment -- 03. Teaching through embodiment