Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Anonymous.

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Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Anonymous

Structure Eight-Session Program Sessions 1-4 : focus on learning how to pay attention Sessions 5-8 : move on to handling mood shifts now or dealing with them later

Eight-Session Program 1 Automatic Pilot 2 Dealing with Barriers 3 Mindfulness of the Breath 4 Staying Present 5 Allowing/Letting Be 6 Thoughts Are Not Facts 7 How Can I Best Take Care of Myself 8 Using What Has Been Learned to Deal with Future Moods

Automatic Pilot Automatic pilot – mindfulness begins when we recognise the tendency to be on automatic pilot and make a commitment to learning how best to step out of it to become aware of each moment. Practice in purposely moving attention around the body shows both how simple and difficult this can be

Dealing with Barriers Further focus on the body begins to show more clearly the chatter of the mind, and how it tends to control our reactions to everyday events

Mindfulness of the Breath With a greater awareness of how the mind can often be busy and scattered, learning to take awareness intentionally to the breath offers the possibility of being more focused and gathered

Staying Present The mind is most scattered when it tries to cling to some things and avoid/escape other things. Mindfulness offers a way of staying present by giving another place from which to view things: to help take a wider perspective and relate differently to experience

Allowing/Letting Be Relating differently involves bringing to experience a sense of “allowing” it to be, just as it is, without judging it or trying to make it different. Such an attitude of acceptance is a major part of taking care of oneself and seeing more clearly what, if anything, needs to change

Thought Are Not Facts Negative moods, and the thoughts that accompany them, restrict our ability to relate differently to experience. It is liberating to realise that our thoughts are merely thoughts, even the ones that say they are not

How Can I Best Take Care of Myself There are some specific things that can be done when depression threatens. Taking a breathing space will come first, and then deciding what action, if any, to take. Each person has his or her own unique warning signs of relapse, but participants can help each other in making plans for how best to respond to the signs

Using What Has Been Learned To Deal With Future Moods Maintaining a balance in life is helped by regular mindfulness practice. Good intentions can be strengthened by linking such intentions to a positive reason for taking care of oneself