mindfulness integrated cognitive behaviour therapy

The relative efficacy of mindfulness versus distraction: The moderating role of attentional bias

Shires A 1,2, Sharpe L 1, NewtonJohn TRO 2.  1 School of Psychology, University of Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 2 Clinical Psychology Department, Graduate School of Health, University of Technology Sydney, New South Wales, Australia ABSTRACT This study investigated whether the ability to disengage quickly frompain‐related stimuli moderated the relative efficacy of a mindfulness‐based interventionversus …

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MiCBT at the IMC 2018

The International Mindfulness Conference was yet again another inspiring conference for all researchers and teachers of Mindfulness. It was a great opportunity for us to catch up. It was also an enormous honour and pleasure to have Lynette Monteiro from the Ottawa Mindfulness Clinic chair our session

Using MiCBT with Chronic vs Acute Conditions

Thursday 15 March 7pm- 9pm (following the open 6pm practice session) Level 3, Suite 314, 530 Little Collins Street Melbourne AND Online (Zoom) To attend remotely on ZOOM – contact Sarah (Sally) for details: contact@melbournemindfulness.com AGENDA FORMAT: Practice session Peer supervision and support Presentation or research topic Part of the Melbourne MiCBT Interest Group Meetings …

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2017 Melbourne MiCBT Interest Group – Peer Support Day and Weekend Retreat

Campion Retreat Centre Kew Date: Friday 3rd, Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th November The Melbourne MiCBT Interest Group has organized peer support retreats for the last two years and we are organizing one again this year. We invite clinicians trained in MiCBT to join. The Campion Centre is an urban retreat centre that provides comfortable accommodation …

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