Mindfulness Practice | Mindfulness Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Mindfulness Practice | Mindfulness Therapy | Mindfulness Meditation
Mindfulness is the practice of purposely bringing one's attention in the present moment without evaluation. Mindfulness practice involves the process of developing the skill of bringing one's attention to whatever is happening in the present moment. Becoming more aware of the present moment can help us enjoy the world around us more and understand ourselves better.
When we become more aware of the present moment, we begin to experience afresh things that we have been taking for granted.
Many of us spend large parts of our lives on auto pilot, not aware of what we are experiencing, missing out on all the sights and sounds and smells and connections and joys we could appreciate. Some of that time our minds seem "switched off," and other times caught in thoughts from the past (often regrets) or plans for the future, much of which is repetitive.
When we do notice something in the present, our habit is often to judge instantly and react quickly, often working from a faulty or limited perspective that restricts our options or creates issues.
Mindfulness helps us be present in our lives and gives us some control over our reactions and repetitive thought patterns. It helps us pause, get a clearer picture of a situation, and respond more skillfully.
More specifically, research on mindfulness has identified these benefits:
Reduced rumination. Several studies have shown that mindfulness reduces rumination. In one study, for example, Chambers et al. (2008) asked 20 novice meditators to participate in a 10-day intensive mindfulness meditation retreat. After the retreat, the meditation group had significantly higher self-reported mindfulness and a decreased negative affect compared with a control group. They also experienced fewer depressive symptoms and less rumination. In addition, the meditators had significantly better working memory capacity and were better able to sustain attention during a performance task compared with the control group.
Stress reduction. Many studies show that practicing mindfulness reduces stress. In 2010, Hoffman et al. conducted a meta-analysis of 39 studies that explored the use of mindfulness-based stress reduction and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. The researchers concluded that mindfulness-based therapy may be useful in altering affective and cognitive processes that underlie multiple clinical issues.
Meditation has been studied in many clinical trials. The overall evidence supports the effectiveness of meditation for various conditions, including:
Stress
Anxiety
Pain
Depression
Insomnia
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Preliminary research indicates that meditation can also help people with asthma and fibromyalgia.
Meditation can help you experience thoughts and emotions with greater balance and acceptance. Meditation also has been shown to:
Improve attention
Decrease job burnout
Improve sleep
Improve diabetes control
Mindfulness has been shown to enhance self-insight, morality, intuition and fear modulation, all functions associated with the brain's middle prefrontal lobe area. Evidence also suggests that mindfulness meditation has numerous health benefits, including increased immune functioning (Davidson et al., 2003; see Grossman, Niemann, Schmidt, & Walach, 2004 for a review of physical health benefits), improvement to well-being (Carmody & Baer, 2008) and reduction in psychological distress (Coffey & Hartman, 2008; Ostafin et al., 2006). In addition, mindfulness meditation practice appears to increase information processing speed (Moore & Malinowski, 2009), as well as decrease task effort and having thoughts that are unrelated to the task at hand (Lutz et al., 2009).
Pay attention. It's hard to slow down and notice things in a busy world. ...
- Live in the moment.
- Try to intentionally bring an open, accepting and discerning attention to everything you do.
- Accept yourself.
- Treat yourself the way you would treat a good friend.
- Focus on your breathing

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[@SureshBadaMath]

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Awesome presentation ... I attended many conferences ... This is being best one .. As a Vipassana meditator & I read many books of Tich nhat Hanh on mindfulness , I can say this .. Thanks doctor for using Metta bhavana in this . That is love & kindness . I have a question that is when to use 4:4. / 4:8. & 18 breathing techniques . Comparison with ADHD child is very appropriate.. 👌

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I'm suffering with depression. I know it is up to me to change how I think. You have given me hope by telling me what to do and how to do it. I am encouraged.

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Dr very very informative and an excellent presented video with great insight on MINDFULNESS. Thank you !!

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Great video. I like that Prof Suresh mentioned that mindfulness is not emptying the mind, but a deliberate attempt to focus in the now.

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Thank you so much Sir for this. Just love your ability to convey the best content in such an endearing way..I got so much knowledge about the wide aspects of mindfulness. Pranams to you..

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Sir I am practicing mindfulness since 5 yrs.It is wonderful.Now I want to take a certificate.May I get from any organization ? Pl give information about that.

[@subhradipchoudhury7314]

It's quite easier to talk , discuss and elucidate about various psychotherapeutic modalities, but it's much tougher to conduct a therapy session with clients independently. Psychiatrists are highly trained to prescribe psychiatric medications like SSRI , TCA , Benzodiazepine, Antipsychotics of typical and atypical. Most of the Psychiatrists per say incompetent to perform counseling sessions. These are reserved for Psychologists. But in India the role of psychiatrists and psychologists are not clearly defined.

[@SureshBadaMath]

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Dear Subhradip, most of the things you have brought out are correct to a certain extent. The roles of psychiatrists and psychologists are clearly defined in our country but because of the many factors including enhanced treatment cost, time and scarcity of trained manpower many a time psychiatrists perform the role of psychologist which is not correct. However, since you don't to Prof Suresh who is indeed a saint in the medical fraternity by virtue of his deeds; you should have worded your comment a little positively and that too after expressing your gratitude towards Prof Suresh. Regards

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My daughter is suffering from Schizophrenia, Is the mindfulness practice is helpful?

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Sir can u do a video on how to deal a narcissistic person?

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Prof, Is there a video on hypnosis ? Does it help/tratment mental illnesses?

[@SureshBadaMath]

Thank you very much for your suggestion I will do a video on hypnosis

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Sir what is difference between being judgemental and non judege mental. Plz explain this

[@SureshBadaMath]

Human tendencies is to automatically judge things as good or bad, right or wrong, fair or unfair, important or unimportant, urgent or non-urgent and so on…..prejudice is the norm. Judgmental is a negative word to describe someone who often rushes to judgment without reason. Non-judgmental means avoiding personal and especially moral standards based prejudice

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