Introduction

where new and old paths to dealing with suffering meet

Fabrizio Didonna

1-14

Mindfulness

what is it? where did it come from?

Ronald D Siegel, Christopher K. Germer, Andrew Olendzki

17-35

Mindfulness and meditation

Andrew Olendzki

37-44

The neurobiology of mindfulness

Michael T. Treadway, Sara W. Lázár

45-57

Toward a phenomenology of mindfulness

subjective experience and emotional correlates

Kirk Warren Brown, Shari Cordón

59-81

Mindfulness and psychopathology

Problem formulation

Nancy L. Kocovski, Zindel V. Segal, Susan R. Battista

85-98

Emotional memory, mindfulness and compassion

Paul Gilbert

99-110

The use of metaphor to establish acceptance and mindfulness

Claudia Drossel

111-123

Mindfulness and feelings of emptiness

Fabrizio Didonna

125-151

Assessment of mindfulness

Erin Walsh

153-168

Mindfulness and anxiety disorders

developing a wise relationship with the inner experience of fear

Jeffrey Greeson, Jeffrey Brantley

171-188

Mindfulness and obsessive-compulsive disorder

developing a way to trust and validate one's internal experience

Fabrizio Didonna

189-219

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression and suicidality

Thorsten Barnhofer, Catherine Crane

221-243

Mindfulness and borderline personality disorder

Rizvi, Stacy Shaw Welch, Sona Dimidjian

245-257

Mindfulness-based approaches to eating disorders

Ruth Q. Wolever, Jennifer L. Best

259-287

Paradise lost

mindfulness and addictive behavior

Thomas Bien

289-297

Mindfulness for trauma and posttraumatic stress disorder

VICTORIA M. Follette, Aditi Vijay

299-317

Mindful awareness and adhd

L. Zylowska, J.M. Schwartz

319-338

Mindfulness and psychosis

Antonio Pinto

339-368

Mindfulness-based stress reduction for chronic pain management

Jacqueline Gardner-Nix

369-381

Mindfulness-based interventions in oncology

Linda E. Carlson, Laura E. Labelle, Sheila N. Garland, Marion L. Hutchins, Kathryn Birnie

383-404

Mindfulness-based intervention in an individual clinical setting

what difference mindfulness makes behind closed doors

Paul Fulton

407-416

Mindfulness with children

working with difficult emotions

Trudy A. Goodman, Susan Kaiser Greenland

417-429

Mindfulness-based elder care

communicating mindfulness to fraiL Elders and their caregivers

431-445

Mindfulness-based interventions in an inpatient setting

Fabrizio Didonna

447-462

Training professionals in mindfulness

the heart of teaching

Susan Lesley Woods

463-475