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Mindfulness study retracted: Problems with MBSR/MBCT paper
Earlier this year Plos One took the step of retracting a well known and widely cited mindfulness related study. Continue reading
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Posted in critical mindfulness, MBCT, MBSR, metholodology
Tagged peer review, Plos One
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Deepening crisis in meditation research
Is contemporary mindfulness a meditation practice or something different? Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, CBCT, clinical psychology, cognitive psychology, MBSR, mindfulness
Tagged Buddhism, methodology, neuroscience, stress
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Putting the Meditator at the Centre of the Research
Meditators know the most about meditation, if science ignores them they miss a trick. Continue reading
The origins of MBSR; Zen and mindfulness
Mindfulness based stress reduction (MBSR) its origins and context. Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, health psychology, MBSR, mindfulness, Zen
Tagged mindfulness, psychological distress, stress
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Reliability in the Definition of Mindfulness
Definitions of mindfulness – MBSR, MBCT Continue reading
Posted in Buddhism, MBCT, MBSR, mindfulness, religious studies
Tagged mindfulness, mindfulness definitions, Nyanaponika, sati, smrti
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Mindfulness Practice Leads To Increases in Regional Brain Grey Matter Density
Mindfulness increases some brain matter dentsity Continue reading
