Customizing mindfulness [electronic resource] / presented by Ronald D. Siegel.

As mindfulness practice is increasingly being integrated into psychotherapy, therapists too often have come to see it as a one-size-fits-all remedy. But mindfulness practices actually include a range of tools that need to be customized patient by patient. While there are universal tendencies of mind...

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Online Access: Online Access (via Alexander Street Press)
Corporate Author: Professional Education Systems. HealthCare
Other Authors: Siegel, Ronald D. (Contributor)
Format: Electronic Video
Language:English
Published: Eau Claire, WI : PESI Healthcare, 2013.
Series:The video journal of counseling and therapy, 2014.
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