The Use of Mindfulness in Clinical Practice
The research and application of mindfulness-based interventions has been booming in recent decades. However, without proper understanding and experience with these methods, therapists can accidentally reinforce
avoidance strategies and make clients worse. When mindfulness is used as a kind of exposure therapy, it can transform how clients relate to their own thoughts, emotions, and body sensations. In this six-hour webinar with lecture, discussion, and experiential exercises, Dr. Richard Sears will explore what
mindfulness is, the clinical and neurological mechanisms that make it work, and how to apply it to a wide range of presenting issues, including anxiety, depression, chronic pain, trauma, and insomnia.
Online Course
6.0
Richard Sears Psy.D., Ph.D., MBA, ABPP
$ 119
The Use of Mindfulness in Clinical Practice
- Define mindfulness as it is used in clinical practice
- List the evidence-based interventions that utilize mindfulness techniques
- Practice mindfulness techniques as a form of exposure therapy rather than distraction
- Utilize clinical tools to increase self-awareness of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors
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Richard Sears Psy.D., Ph.D., MBA, ABPP
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