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Mindfulness for students

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - 01 January 2012 - Publisher: British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

Mindfulness for students - Social Care Online

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Independent Lives: mindfulness in social care [PDF]

Source: Skills for Care - 01 January 2018 - Publisher: Skills for Care

Mindfulness, the practice of paying attention to the present moment, is increasingly beingrecognised as a valuable tool for improving the wellbeing of those working in stressful roles. In this...

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An evaluation of a mindfulness group

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - 01 January 2009 - Publisher: Whiting and Birch

An evaluation of a mindfulness group - Social Care Online

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Arts-based mindfulness group work with youth aging out of foster care

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - 01 January 2018 - Publisher: Taylor and Francis

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Where it's Cool to be Kitty: an art therapy group for young people with mental health issues using origami and mindfulness

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - 01 January 2018 - Publisher: Taylor and Francis

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Meditative dialogue: cultivating compassion and empathy with survivors of complex childhood trauma

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - 01 January 2013 - Publisher: Taylor and Francis

experience empathy and compassion toward themselves and others. Recent mindfulness literature recognizes meditation as an evidence-based...

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Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression: effectiveness and limitations

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - 01 January 2010 - Publisher: Taylor and Francis

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression: effectiveness and limitations

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Gender-sensitive approaches to addressing children and young people's emotional and mental health and wellbeing : examples of promising practice [PDF]

Source: National Children's Bureau - 25 January 2017 - Publisher: National Children's Bureau

This document is for decision-makers, service providers and practitioners whose work impacts on children and young people's emotional and mental health and wellbeing. It features practice that...

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Embedding a culture of staff wellbeing at Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT)

Source: NHS England - 26 February 2018

Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service's introduction of mindfulness classes, Yoga sessions and social events...

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A dementia first aid course for family carers

Source: SCIE Social Care Online - 01 January 2015 - Publisher: Nursing Times

dementia, provides coping strategies for carers and introduces cares to mindfulness meditation to help them deal with stress. (Edited...

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Mindfulness for students

Independent Lives: mindfulness in social care [PDF]

An evaluation of a mindfulness group

Arts-based mindfulness group work with youth aging out of foster care

Where it's Cool to be Kitty: an art therapy group for young people with mental health issues using origami and mindfulness

Meditative dialogue: cultivating compassion and empathy with survivors of complex childhood trauma

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression: effectiveness and limitations

Gender-sensitive approaches to addressing children and young people's emotional and mental health and wellbeing : examples of promising practice [PDF]

Embedding a culture of staff wellbeing at Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT)

A dementia first aid course for family carers