Gerhard Zarbock, Siobhan Lynch, Axel Ammann, Silka Ringer

Mindfulness for Therapists

Understanding Mindfulness for Professional Effectiveness and Personal Well-Being

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Mindfulness for Therapists presents an innovative eight-weekmindfulness protocol designed to aid therapists-which may beworked through alone or in small groups

Presents the first complete mindfulness program designed toimprove the personal and professional well-being and effectivenessof therapists themselves
Features an 8-week introduction to mindfulness in the form ofexercises designed to help therapists develop their own meditationpractice and apply it to their lives
Integrates key research that includes the Five Facets ofMindfulness, the Three-Person-Perspectives approach, and theneurobiological foundations of mindfulness training
Supported by online meditations and exercises fortherapists

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wiley & Sons
• 1. Auflage
• Seitenzahl: 200
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Januar 2015
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 204g
• ISBN-13: 9781118760420
• ISBN-10: 1118760425
• Artikelnr.: 41430701

Autorenporträt

Gerhard Zarbock is a clinical psychologist, certified CBT-, Schema- and DBT-therapist, a supervisor and trainer for CBT and schema therapy, and training director of a government approved CBT training institution (IVAH) in Hamburg, Germany. Siobhan Lynch is a psychologist based at the University of Southampton. She is a specialist in mindfulness in Higher Education with a focus on Technology Enhanced Learning. She developed a mindfulness training programme for university students (Mindfulness-Based Coping with University Life) during her PhD and delivers mindfulness training to the public. www.mindful-kiwi.com Axel Ammann is a clinical psychologist and certified cognitive behavioural therapist. He works for IVAH in Hamburg, Germany and also has a private practice, focusing on mindfulness-based psychotherapy. Silka Ringer is a clinical psychologist and a certified CBT-therapist for individual and group therapy with yoga-based mindfulness experience. She runs a psychotherapy practice near Leipzig, Germany.

Inhaltsangabe

Acknowledgments vii 1 Welcome 1 2 Mindfulness 9 3 Bringing Mindfulness Into
Your Life 35 3.1 Week 1: Introduction to Mindfulness 35 3.2 Week 2: The
Five Elements of Mindfulness 44 3.3 Week 3: Integrating Mindfulness into
Everyday Life 51 3.4 Week 4: Mindfulness as a Way of Life 61 3.5 Week 5:
Mindfulness as a Home Base for Therapists 69 3.6 Week 6: Mindfulness of the
Body 79 3.7 Week 7: Integrating Mindfulness into Therapeutic Practice 92
3.8 Week 8: Review and Next Steps 98 3.9 Your Oasis 103 4 Extending Your
Practice 109 4.1 Going Deeper 109 4.2 Exercises in Everyday Personal and
Professional Lives 119 4.3 Mindfulness Exercises for the Helping Role 128
4.4 Mindful Moments With Your Clients 140 5 Short Manual for Running a
Group Based on the Presented Material 145 6 Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ) 171 Further Reading 178 About the Companion Website 181 Index 183

Rezensionen

"Mindfulness in therapy is often understood as teaching patients to be more mindful in order to better cope with disorders. While this is reasonable in the context of healthcare, it does not consider the role that mindfulness can play for therapists themselves. On the one hand, teaching mindfulness to patients should be based in a therapist's own mindfulness experience, while on the other a growing number of studies show that therapists can benefit personally and professionally from mindfulness classes. This book is very helpful for developing mindfulness as a therapist's 'home base'."--Prof. Dr. Thomas Heidenreich, Hochschule Esslingen

"This is the first book supporting therapists in their personal mindfulness practice. It introduces weekly exercises in a systematic, detailed and well-structured way, with recordings to support the novice. Drawing on experience, the authors describe exactly what everybody can experience when starting to practice mindfulness, and they take the reader by the hand so he or she really feels accompanied."--Eckhard Roediger (MD), Director of the Frankfurt Schema Therapy Institute, President of the International Society of Schema Therapy (ISST)