CLINICAL HANDBOOK OF MINDFULNESS

By N. GILIE

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: WHERE NEW AND OLD PATHS TO DEALING WITH SUFFERING MEET PART 1 THEORY, CONCEPTUALIZATION, AND PHENOMENOLOGY MINDFULNESS: WHAT IS IT? WHERE DID IT COME FROM? MINDFULNESS AND MEDITATION THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF MINDFULNESS TOWARD A PHENOMENOLOGY OF MINDFULNESS: SUBJECTIVE EXPERIENCE AND EMOTIONAL CORRELATES PART 2 CLINICAL APPLICATIONS: GENERAL ISSUES, RATIONALE, AND PHENOMENOLOGY MINDFULNESS AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: PROBLEM FORMULATION EMOTIONAL MEMORY, MINDFULNESS AND COMPASSION THE USE OF METAPHOR TO ESTABLISH ACCEPTANCE AND MINDFULNESS MINDFULNESS AND FEELINGS OF EMPTINESS ASSESSMENT OF MINDFULNESS PART 3 MINDFULNESS-BASED INTERVENTIONS FOR SPECI?C DISORDERS MINDFULNESS AND ANXIETY DISORDERS: DEVELOPING A WISE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INNER EXPERIENCE OF FEAR MINDFULNESS AND OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER: DEVELOPING A WAY TO TRUST AND VALIDATE ONE’S INTERNAL EXPERIENCE MINDFULNESS-BASED COGNITIVE THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION AND SUICIDALITY MINDFULNESS AND BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER MINDFULNESS-BASED APPROACHES TO EATING DISORDERS PARADISE LOST: MINDFULNESS AND ADDICTIVE BEHAVIOR MINDFULNESS FOR TRAUMA AND POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER MINDFUL AWARENESS AND ADHD MINDFULNESS AND PSYCHOSIS