Mindfulness and Health
Jean L. Kristeller
Abstract
Jean L. Kristeller
Abstract
Mindfulness has had a presence within health psychology since the 1980s, with research growing rapidly in the last decade. Mindfulness can be considered both as universal human capacity and as a skill to be cultivated to promote self-regulation within the mind-body system. This chapter reviews the conceptual models of mindfulness, ways in which it can be cultivated, and evidence for applications across a range of biopsychosocial functions.
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Mindfulness has had a presence within health psychology since the 1980s, with research growing rapidly in the last decade. Mindfulness can be considered both as universal human capacity and as a skill to be cultivated to promote self-regulation within the mind-body system. This chapter reviews the conceptual models of mindfulness, ways in which it can be cultivated, and evidence for applications across a range of biopsychosocial functions.
Key concepts: Mindfulness, Psychology, Psychotherapist