Mindfulness and Acceptance Techniques
James D. Herbert, Evan M. Forman
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James D. Herbert, Evan M. Forman
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Abstract The past decade has witnessed a dramatic increase in interest in models of cognitive behavioral therapy that incorporate principles and techniques involving mindfulness and psychological acceptance. Several novel models of cognitive behavioral therapy have been developed, and many established models have likewise begun to incorporate these ideas and procedures. Although a great deal more research is needed, the research to date is largely supportive not only of the broad effectiveness of these approaches, but also of their specific theoretical mechanisms.
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Abstract The past decade has witnessed a dramatic increase in interest in models of cognitive behavioral therapy that incorporate principles and techniques involving mindfulness and psychological acceptance. Several novel models of cognitive behavioral therapy have been developed, and many established models have likewise begun to incorporate these ideas and procedures. Although a great deal more research is needed, the research to date is largely supportive not only of the broad effectiveness of these approaches, but also of their specific theoretical mechanisms.
Key concepts: Mindfulness, Acceptance and commitment therapy, Cognition, Psychology, Psychotherapist, Management science, Cognitive psychology, Engineering