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Mindfulness and Psychotherapy

Working with Anger and Nourishing Inner Peace Each and Every Day--Especially for Psychotherapists

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Mindfulness and Psychotherapy

By: Thich Nhat Hanh
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Course objectives:
• List ways in which you can practice mindful living
• Identify how mindfulness can be used in psychotherapy
• Discuss how to utilize mindfulness from the perspective of both client and therapist

Before you can help others, Thich Nhat Hanh teaches, you must first bring peace and a deep love of life into your own consciousness. On this breakthrough workshop especially for psychotherapists, Thich Nhat Hanh explores how to find and nourish an inner peacefulness, and maintain it through the day no matter what your caseload is.

Mindfulness and Psychotherapy includes an illuminating discussion about how to work with anger, in which Thich Nhat Hanh recommends breathing and walking meditation as more beneficial in many situations than directly expressing anger.

 Mental Health Personal Development Psychology & Mental Health Zen Buddhism Psychology
Excellent Teaching • Accessible Teachings • Gentle Voice • Mindfulness Guidance • Present Moment Awareness

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Zen Master uses his best and most powerful insights to help psychotherapists like myself to be willing to put in the time and energy to master Mindful meditation so that we can confidently apply what become our insights as a background to the therapeutic encounter that become powerfully impressive. We need not trade-in your long developed styles to include mindfulness in our sessions and actually notice a palpable change in the client's apparently new sense of well-being. Needless to say, I am filled with admiration for this man and recommend adding this to our psychotherapy tool-kit.

Paul Blythe, PhD; author of STREET SMARTS for Challenging Times 2nd edition.

East meets West

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loved it. I just love hearing Thay speak and share. Grateful to have his teachings available in this moment.

Thank you Thay

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i didn't have a problem understanding him. you do have to pay attention but i'm not used to his accent and had little trouble so i guess it depends on the individual listening. give it a try-what he says is worth listening to. after a while i found his voice soothing and almost a trigger to relax and take in wisdom.

beautiful

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Expectations interfere with appreciation of the present.
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It is to be regretted that the previous two reviewers had difficulty understanding the speech of Thich Nhat Hanh in this recording.
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Our speaker begins with the recommendation: "The practice of buddhist meditation ... is to get the capacity to enjoy peace ... ", and he continues, to say that often we miss the present moment because we are looking for something else. The previous reviewers might have found benefit in taking that to heart.
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I would suggest that the previous reviewers might learn from their experience, benefit from the opportunity, by resting in awareness of their struggle with the speech sounds of Thich Nhat Hanh, so they might relax out of that struggle, and find peace and openness to the realities of the moment, the moment in this case being the excellent teaching of Thich Nhat Hanh. As long as one gives one's awareness to the barrier, the difficulty, that is what one will know. That difficulty, that struggle, is not necessary; by bringing struggle to the relationship, one's awareness of the relationship is dominated by the experience of one's own contribution of struggle.
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Ironic, that the previous reviewers' need of the teachings interfered with their hearing of the teachings. In such a situation, one might stop trying, stop projecting whatever attempt to understand is not being successful, and rest a few moments in peaceful openness, in simple receptivity, before playing the recording again. Let effort and struggle subside, let the activities of the thinking mind subsite, and receive the teachings with an open heart.
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A teacher cannot teach; only, a student can learn.
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Expectations interfere ...

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Thich Nhat Hanh gives a gentle reminder to enjoy the present moment by enjoying your breathing.

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