Introduction to Mindfulness - Dean Amory

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Week three: Mindfulness creates a space where you can hold your life in awareness and see what you need to do Agenda: - Review homework - Introduce and practice Yoga - Reflect on experience of doing yoga - Automatic thinking and how it influences our mood and behaviour - Mindful awareness of automatic thinking and how it enables change - Mindful sitting exercise (20 min) - Feedback and homework - Distribute CD’s and handouts 189
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Cover: meditating Shiva - Rishikesh
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“Peace comes from within. Do not
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Basic aspects: body, breath, though
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Mindful Movement 3.................
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Discussion.........................
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What is Mindfulness? Have you ever
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awareness, enhance emotional intell
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The ABC of Mindfulness A is for awa
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How Mindfulness affects mind and bo
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simplified environment, even in the
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wanders. This develops a degree of
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Making matters a bit more complicat
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Helping keep people resilient Numer
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themselves and others, and nearly 7
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fine - its just what brains do, but
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experience of transcendence. Rather
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How do these processes unfold toget
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This takes many forms. One track is
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Mindfulness and therapy Throughout
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difficult experience, and noticing
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Differences between Awareness, Cons
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umination, depression, and anxiety
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3. Awareness Awareness is inherentl
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Sources: © Mindfulnet.org | create
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other hand, though, the way to unco
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cushion you can use one designed fo
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Feel it as it comes into your body
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occurred." I like to think of it as
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Mindfulness Meditation Therapy (MMT
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Dukkha Dukkha is a state of psychol
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and often this skill alone is suffi
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sorry for ourselves and certainly i
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5. Resolution The final step of MMT
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Mindfulness in the workplace How pr
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Benefits include improvements to ph
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Practising mindfulness helps coache
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Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy
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Long-term skills from MBCT Particip
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Stop trying to force pleasant feeli
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Everyday-life practice & coping: Th
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Mindfulness meditation Mindfulness
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Two primary stages in this practice
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5. Live your own truth. As a teenag
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Gradually the individual becomes tr
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counter the “mindless” state of
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Urges for substance use rarely last
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which required concentration. They
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Urge Surfing Summary Purpose To exp
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If we are guiding a client through
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- Prochaska, J. O., Diclemente, C.
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6. Ask people you trust to give you
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This technique involves no criticis
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"You can't stop the waves, but you
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Exercise 2: Mindfulness Meditation/
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Exercise 4: Visualization This exer
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Exercise 6: Mindful Movement Exerci
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Start with feet slightly apart and
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Mindful Movements 7 Stand with hand
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Exercise 7: Deora Core Elements of
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you have not really changed anythin
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naturally slow down and deepen, wit
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drawn into endless ruminations. The
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Exercise 6: Extended sitting medita
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9. As best you can, bring a quality
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9. Continue to scan the body, linge
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Learn from the teachers 1. Teaching
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Domain 1: Coverage, pacing and orga
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Domain 2: Relational skills Mindful
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Page 192 and 193: Week 3 Today the group started with
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Participant 6 (part of the intervie
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However, when taken together with t
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worker or a counsellor. Six partici
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It is interesting to note that neit
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were encouraging and clearly indica
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themselves that the effect of tryin
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services. They did not exclude peop
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o The fifth week mindfulness of min
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There is no need to judge what happ
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lip. Wherever the breath tends to a
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Benefits of mindfulness of the body
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Meditation instruction: mindfulness
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3rd Week - Mindfulness of Emotions:
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The four are: Recognition: A basic
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doubt. Are any of these more common
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Sometimes thinking can be strong an
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stream to take up residence, albeit
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create a bias in how we see our exp
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maintain this state of mind after y
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Mindfulness in daily life As in med
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WISDOM Mindfulness coupled with con
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Why look behind you, you can't chan
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