positive alproach therapy - mindfulness Flashcards
main components of mindfulness
gaining control of thoughts, meditations and mindful breathing, informal practices of mindfulness
what is gaining control of thoughts stage
thinking about the NOW not the past or future, accepting dysfunctional thoughts and not letting them control you being focus to present
what is meditation and mindful breathing
focusing the mind, guided meditation, focus on breathing, sensations, thoughts and emotions. prevents negative tjoughta
give examples of informal practices of mindfulness
absorbing everything about a daily task eg brushing teeth, driving
what is MBCT
being aware of thoughts and reactions so u notice negative thought spirals. accept negative thoughts without analysing. let negative thoughts drift without attaching too much meaning
what assumption can be applied to mindfulness
the acknowledgment of free will and the authenticity of goodness and excellence
1 strength effectiveness of mindfulness
mbct is ass effective as anti depressants (williams et al 2013)
1 strength effectiveness of mindfulness
mbct is ass effective as anti depressants (williams et al 2013)
1 weakness effectiveness of mindfulness
only works on ppl with more than 2 depressive episodes in the past (teasdale et al 2000)
1 strength ethics of indfulness
very accessible lists of mindulness courses around £25 per hr many websites
1 weakness ethics mindfulness
not suitable for everyone, it is challenging and you may recognise negative thought patterns which may be struggling to you making you more unwell
what approach is mindfulness linked to
the positive approach