If you've ever struggled with depression or know someone who has, take heart: mindfulness practice is a simple, powerful way to naturally break depression's self-perpetuating cycle.
With The Mindful Way Through Depression, four leading researchers present insightful lessons drawn from both Eastern meditative traditions and cognitive therapy about how to triumph over this illnessâ??and, more importantly, how to prevent it from striking again. Join these uniquely qualified experts to discover the power of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, including:
The "quicksand effect" of depressionâ??why our attempts to think our way out of depression can backfire, and the strategy we can use for true freedom
The biology of depressionâ??how meditation can rewrite neural structures and heal chemical imbalances
What to do when you're not depressedâ??techniques for cultivating an abiding sense of joy that will protect you from recurrence
A full CD of guided mindfulness meditations for health and happiness, narrated by Jon Kabat-Zinn
Even successful treatments for depression too often stop short of providing you with a way to protect yourself from falling back into the downward spiral. With The Mindful Way Through Depression, you will develop the tools you need to understand the core mental habits and patterns that lead to depressionâ??and learn a proven method for creating genuine change that lasts a lifetime.
Course objectives:
Identify ways feelings, thoughts, the body, and behavior interact to trigger depression
Summarize basic concepts of mindfulness and awareness
Recognize the difference between thoughts and the truth
Describe the difference between doing mode and being mode
Identify ways awareness counteracts depression
List several kinds of mindfulness meditation practices
If you've ever struggled with depression or know someone who has, take heart: mindfulness practice is a simple, powerful way to naturally break depression's self-perpetuating cycle.
With The Mindful Way Through Depression, four leading researchers present insightful lessons drawn from both Eastern meditative traditions and cognitive therapy about how to triumph over this illnessâ??and, more importantly, how to prevent it from striking again. Join these uniquely qualified experts to discover the power of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, including:
The "quicksand effect" of depressionâ??why our attempts to think our way out of depression can backfire, and the strategy we can use for true freedom The biology of depressionâ??how meditation can rewrite neural structures and heal chemical imbalances What to do when you're not depressedâ??techniques for cultivating an abiding sense of joy that will protect you from recurrence A full CD of guided mindfulness meditations for health and happiness, narrated by Jon Kabat-Zinn
Even successful treatments for depression too often stop short of providing you with a way to protect yourself from falling back into the downward spiral. With The Mindful Way Through Depression, you will develop the tools you need to understand the core mental habits and patterns that lead to depressionâ??and learn a proven method for creating genuine change that lasts a lifetime.
Course objectives:
Identify ways feelings, thoughts, the body, and behavior interact to trigger depression Summarize basic concepts of mindfulness and awareness Recognize the difference between thoughts and the truth Describe the difference between doing mode and being mode Identify ways awareness counteracts depression List several kinds of mindfulness meditation practices Practice guided mindfulness meditation exerci
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> MÉDITER POUR NE PLUS DÉPRIMER (avec CD d'application), de J. Teasdale, Z. Segal, préfacé par C. André, éditions Odile Jacob. — Dans le monde du yoga nous connaissons la méditation. Le mérite de ce livre est d'associer la tradition orientale et la thérapie cognitive, deux techniques ayant fait la preuve de leur efficacité. Retrouver le goût à la vie, c'est un des mérites du yoga. Le voir ici démontré par un médecin longuement expérimenté est réconfortant. (Jean-Pierre LAFFEZ)
—Carnets du Yoga, (284), Février 2010, (p. 32)