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Category Archives: critical psychology
Methodological problems in mindfulness research
Problems in how meditation is researched are highlighted in this meta study. But the paper stops short of explaining why its lost in a ‘theoretical mist’. Continue reading
Posted in CM, cognitive psychology, compassion, critical psychology, mindfulness
Tagged methodology
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Mindfulness: Towards A Critical Relational Perspective
A critical perspective of mindfulness. Understanding the contemporary mindfulness movement in a wider perspective. Continue reading
Posted in critical psychology, mindfulness, social psychology
Tagged anxiety, Buddhism, depression, discursive psychology, mindfulness, stress
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