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    regret? How is it we find ourselves lashing out at the person we value the most? Our closest relationships tend to be the biggest challenges in our lives. Mindfulness allows you to relax and have an open mind. It also allows you to handle problems in a manner where it benefits you or the relationship. With the help of mindfulness “Mindfulness decreases ego involvement” says Michael Kernis from the University of Georgia. People are less likely to involve their self-esteem to situations and just…

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    The medical fraternity has been using mindfulness for many years in therapeutic settings to assist people in dealing with physical and mental illness and to enhance well-being. Off late, the corporate world has started noticing the benefits of introducing this in the workplace. Here are some reasons why practising mindfulness may be good for your career. What is meant by mindfulness? The definition of mindfulness transverses many boundaries and has been used to connote everything from a…

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    this research is to observe the effects of mindfulness on coping behaviours complying which the first hypothesis of research proposed is ‘mindfulness would significantly benefit a person’s coping behaviour’ and the second hypothesis is ‘mindfulness would reduce stress responses in the surveys’; the results of the research, however, fail to support both the hypotheses that mindfulness would significantly benefit a person’s coping behavior and mindfulness would reduce stress responses in the…

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    can implemente in our life. It is called, ‘Mindfulness’. Mindfulness is a condition of dynamic, open consideration on the present. When we 're careful, we observe our musings and sentiments without passing much judgment on them. Rather than letting your life cruise by you, mindfulness means living in the moment. If everyone in today’s society would practice Mindfulness, we would be able to see a better future for the world and our own lives. Mindfulness helps us regain our inner balance,…

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    Le Wang 20508196 PSYCH 291 Article Review Assignment Mindfulness was a great way to enhance an individual 's life. In the popular press article named Mindfulness Could Improve College Students ' Testing Ability, Study Finds (“Mindfulness Could Improve College Students ' Testing Ability, Study Finds,” 2013), causal claims were reported and supported by an experimental study, including the major claim that mindfulness practice could raise performances in working memory and GRE…

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    focus on both acceptance and chance. Along with MBCT homework, the content of group sessions is divided in half by the first four and last four sessions of the recommended eight total sessions. While the first four session focus on fundamentals of mindfulness—such as acceptance of the present moment—the last four sessions typically focus on improving the overall mood of the…

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    Mindfulness is having the ability to be aware of what is going on around you. Some challenges that children face in school are drama, temptations, academic pressure and disappointment. Bullies come in all different ages, and sizes. Someone with authority can even bully a child. Children who are bullied are likely to fake being sick to avoid going to school. Middle school children are very experimental when it comes to smoking, drinking, and trying other drugs. They become tempted after seeing…

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    n the book 10-Minute Mindfulness the authors, S.J. Scott and Barrie Davenport outline a system of approaching life with a deliberate system in order to gain a greater satisfaction out of life. The book lays out why being mindful throughout the day can bring more satisfaction, then lays out habits that can be adopted to help achieve that mindfulness. In the course of reading this book I have found that there are a lot of habits that I find that I’m already practicing. I also find that I agree…

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    Effectiveness of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy as an Intervention for Tinnitus Introduction: The aim of this study is to compare the how effective Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is when compared to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in managing the negative secondary side-effects from tinnitus. Both therapies are similar in that they take a person-centred approach to your tinnitus but differ in their application. MBSR focuses on mindfulness…

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    The Practice of Mindfulness Training By Nichole M. Grant | Submitted On February 19, 2013 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest I recently read a few articles about a practice called mindfulness training…

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