Faculty of Science and Health has held an important workshop Tited Cognitive Behavior therapy
News #13, Issue 37, Jan 2018| Núcey #13, Jhimarey 37, Mangí 1 Sallí 2018 | نوچەی 13،ژمارەى 37 مانگی 1 ساڵی 2018
The Faculty of Science and Health has held an important workshop titled Acceptance and Commitment therapy Techniques in 15th January 2018 that presenetd by Dr. Vida.namdari.
Workshop Info:
Mindfulness based therapies are based on age old techniques that have been used
across the globe and have more recently been combined with CBT and scientifically
studied. As a compliment to CBT, mindfulness training enhances awareness of
feelings, thoughts, and behaviors as they occur, while emphasizing acceptance
of individual experiences.
Mindfulness has been described as “paying attention in a particular way: on purpose,
in the present moment, and non-judgmentally” (Kabat-Zinn, 1994, p.4). Because
much of life stress stems from worrying about past or future events, present
focused training is a powerful method by which to handle discomfort caused by
unhelpful thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Mindfulness based therapy is the primary pain management treatment at the center,
although it is also used for problems varying from work stress to extreme worry. The
center’s mindfulness based treatments include techniques such as mindfulness based
meditation and brief daily mindfulness exercises that are incorporated into daily living.
Goals of Mindfulness Training:
1) Gain attentional control and discontinue living “automatically”. Increase your ability
to shift attention, rather than allowing emotion to determine your focus.
2) Cultivate a nonjudgmental and more objective perspective of emotions, thoughts,
and physical sensations. You as a whole are much more than thoughts and emotions.
3) Increase ability to live in the present rather than focusing on the past or the future.
Live life to the fullest by focusing attention on current experiences in the here and now.
Reference (https://www.cbthealth.com/mindfulness )