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• Machine generated contents note: pt. I Theoretical Foundation
• 1. Operationalization of Mindfulness
• Definition of MiCBT
• Case Illustration with Generalized Anxiety Disorder
• Western Understanding of Eastern Conceptualization
• Changes in Western Clinical Psychology
• Summary of Main Points
• 2. Co-emergence Model of Reinforcement: A Rationale for Mindfulness Integration
• Integrating Essential Components of Behavior Change
• Role and Phenomenology of the Four Functional Components
• Widening the Scope of Learning Theory
• Dynamic Systems Explanation of Intrusive Thoughts
• Maintaining Mental Illness
• Recreating Balance in the System
• Summary of Main Points
• pt. II Internalizing Skills
• 3. Suitability and Rationale for MiCBT: Practical Guidelines for Therapists
• Transdiagnostic Assessment
• Contraindications
• Assessing Motivation to Change: A Proposed Script

• Developing and Delivering an Appropriate Rationale
• Experiential Rationale for Mindfulness with Breathing
• Modeling Acceptance and Equanimity in the 1st Interview
• Summary of Main Points
• 4. Stage 1 of MiCBT
• - Part I: How to Generalize Metacognitive and Interoceptive Exposure
• Set Up
• Relaxation as a Preparatory Measure
• Practice Overview: Description and Operationalization
• Summary of Main Points
• 5. Clinical Relevance
• Confounding Factors
• Relaxation and Equanimity
• Summary of Main Points
• 6. Stage 1 of MiCBT
• - Part II: Explaining Difficulties and Facilitating Shifts
• Lost in Thoughts
• Dealing with Pain
• Other Typical Difficulties
• Promoting Adherence
• Completion of Stage
• Summary of Main Points
• pt. III Externalizing Skills
• 7. Stage 2 of MiCBT: Mindful Exposure and Cognitive Reappraisal
• Aim of Stage 2
• Basic Notion of Graded Exposure in Behavior Therapy
• Exposure in Imagination
• Overcoming Imagery Limitations
• "Bi-polar Exposure"
• Basic Notion of Cognitive Restructuring in Cognitive Therapy
• Some Limitations
• Concept of Irrationality
• Cognitive Reappraisal as a Consequence of Mindfulness
• Re-evaluating the Self-Concept
• Summary of Main Points
• 8. Stage 3 of MiCBT: Interpersonal Mindfulness
• Social Identity Theory
• Stage 3 and the Theory of Social Identity
• Using Stages 1 and 2 to Understand Others
• Summary of Main Points
• 9. Stage 4 of MiCBT: Relapse Prevention with Grounded Empathy
• Empathy as Part of the MiCBT Model
• Consequences of Mindfulness
• Empathy as a Function of "Egolessness"
• Self-Esteem
• Two Bases for Self-Acceptance
• Training in Stage 4
• Reappraising Relapse
• Summary of Main Points
• pt. IV Benefits
• 10. MiCBT with DSM-V Axis 1 and Axis 2 Disorders
• Developmental versus Situational Causes of Psychopathology
• Early Cue Detection versus Experiential Avoidance
• Case Example 1 Social Phobia
• Case Example 2 PTSD
• Case Example 3 PTSD and Dysthymic Disorder
• Case Example 4 PTSD and Major Depressive Episode
• Case Example 5 PTSD and Gambling Addiction
• Case Example 6 Chronic Pain
• Case Example 7 Chronic Pain, Chronic Depression, OCD and Panic Disorder with Agoraphobia
• Case Example 8 General Anxiety Disorder, Connective Tissue Disorder and Osteoarthritis
• Case Example 9 Chronic Depression, General Anxiety, Binge Eating and Diabetes
• Case Example 10 Borderline Personality Disorder
• Issue of Personality
• Summary of Main Points
• 11. Evaluation of Mindfulness Training
• Measuring Efficacy of Mindfulness-based Treatments
• Data Collection: A Non Diagnosis-Specific Analysis of MiCBT
• Effects of MiCBT on Health Behavior of People with Type 2 Diabetes
• Mindfulness and Western Therapies
• Summary of Main Points
• pt. V Teaching and Training
• 12. Weekly Implementation Protocol
• Expected Skills Acquired with the Program
• Contact Hours for the 8- to 12-Week MiCBT Program
• Structure of Facilitator Handouts
• Summary of the 4-Stage Model
• Concluding Comment
• Follow-up Sessions
• Outline for the MiCBT Follow-up Groups
• Summary of Main Points
• 13. Professional Training
• Importance of Therapist Variables
• Effects of Mindfulness on Therapy Outcomes
• Importance of Professional Training
• Case Example 1 Needle Phobia
• Case Example 2 Pain, Gambling Addiction and Anxiety
• Case Example 3 Pain
• Case Example 4 Distressing Situation
• Case Example 5 ADHD
• Recommendations for Clinicians
• Summary of Main Points
• 14. Frequency Asked Questions
• Common Questions about Mindfulness Meditation
• Compatibility with Pharmacotherapy
• Unexplained Experiences with the Practice
• Adherence to Therapy
• Trauma
• Passion
• Pain
• MiCBT for Children
• Conducting Groups
• Contraindications
• Summary of Main Points.

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Author/Creator:

Cayoun, Bruno A.

Languages:

English

Language Notes:

Item content: English

Main Work:

Mindfulness-integrated CBT: principles and practice [by Cayoun, B.A.]

Subjects:

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy

Meditation — Therapeutic use

Meditation

Genres:

Electronic book

General Notes:

Description based on print version record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. Available via World Wide Web.

Physical Description:

1 online resource.

Digital Characteristics:

text file

Call Numbers:

RC489.M55 C39 2011eb

ISBNs:

1119993172 (electronic bk.)
9781119993179 (electronic bk.)
9780470974964 (cloth) [Invalid]
0470974966 (cloth) [Invalid]
9780470974957 (pbk.) [Invalid]
0470974958 (pbk.) [Invalid]

OCLC Numbers:

716210970

Other Control Numbers:

EBC819200 (source: MiAaPQ)