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THINKING SENSING Driven - Doing & Mindful - Being Modes Conceptual v Embodied Past & Future v Present Autopilot / Habitual v Intentional / Creative Reacting v Responding Thoughts as facts v Thoughts as mental events


  1. THINKING SENSING

  2. ‘Driven - Doing’ & ‘Mindful - Being’ Modes Conceptual v Embodied Past & Future v Present Autopilot / Habitual v Intentional / Creative Reacting v Responding Thoughts as facts v Thoughts as mental events

  3. In anxiety disorders & depression… The key maintaining factor = PERSISTENT OVER-USE OF THINKING MODE Rumination & attempts to stop it

  4. What is Mindfulness? “present moment awareness”

  5. What is Mindfulness? Mindfulness involves paying attention … on purpose in the present moment with curiosity and kindness …to things as they are Dr Jon Kabat-Zinn

  6. Mindfulness training increases ‘ viscero- somatic’ processing and uncouples ‘narrative - based’ processing ( Farb et al, 2007) Farb, N., Segal, Z.V., Mayberg, H., Bean, J., McKeon, D., Fatima, Z., & Anderson, A. (2007). Attending to the present: Mindfulness meditation reveals distinct neural modes of self-reference. Soc Cog Aff Neurosci., 2 , 313-322.

  7. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Dr Jon Kabat-Zinn Stress Reduction Clinic University of Massachusetts

  8. Mindfulness for Depression Oxford, Bangor & Exeter Universities

  9. MBCT recommended by NICE

  10. Age of Onset of Major Depression (N=4041; Zisook, 2007, American Journal of Psychiatry)

  11. The Oxygen Mask Principle

  12. Mental Health Foundation www.bemindful.co.uk

  13. Non-Clinical Mindfulness Courses for Oxford University Students

  14. Professor Mark Williams Oxford University Mindfulness Centre

  15. Non-Clinical Mindfulness Courses for Oxford University Students • ‘Frantic World’ book as course textbook • 1 x 90 min and 7 x 75 min sessions • Introductory presentation [20 min] in first session • Group size: 30 • Students pay £40 for course • Courses hosted by Colleges • Pitched to general population • Follow-on with Oxford Student Mindfulness Society

  16. Eight week MBCT course Induction 2 hrs Week 1 2 hrs Week 2 2 hrs Week 3 2 hrs Home Week 4 2 hrs practice Week 5 2 hrs About 1 hr a day 6 days a week Week 6 2 hrs Practice Day 6 hrs Week 7 2 hrs Week 8 2 hrs 24 hrs 40 hrs > 60 hrs

  17. Eight week FW course No Induction? Week 1 75 min Week 2 75 min Home Week 3 75 min practice Week 4 75 min About 20 min a Week 5 75 min day Week 6 75 min 6 days a week No Practice Day? Week 7 75 min Week 8 75 min 10 hrs 16 hrs > 26 hrs

  18. What are the crux points in the lives of the students that you’re teaching?

  19. Eating Pain Anger Sleeping Stress Exams Relationships Depression

  20. Performance

  21. “the flourishing of young minds”

  22. What’s different about teaching students from teaching older adults?

  23. Non-Clinical Mindfulness Courses for Oxford University Students

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