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Hello, everyone, this is NT.
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Today we're going to talk about an emerging treatment called
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M B S R E K.
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The mindfulness based stress reduction.
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So, in 1979 a professor in the University of Massachusetts
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named Joe Start John Kozak's In introduced this treatment.
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It was originally designed to help clients to overcome stress,
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and later, scholars found it can be beneficial and helpful
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for patients in hospital.
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For example, patients with heart disease is to reduce their
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physical pain.
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Um, this.
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It has now being used both therapeutically and clinically, because
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the core off M.
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B s artist mindfulness the facts off mindfulness plays a
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vital role in M.
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B s are, in a word, the outcome off.
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The treatment depends on whether mindfulness is useful for targeting
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populations. Mindfulness is a practice which trains people to folks
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on self behaviors and the environment.
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Breathing techniques are specifically highlighted in this treatment, meaning most
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of the mindfulness practice is will be the practice off
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breathing techniques and breathing skills.
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This treatment can not only for CSI on mindfulness practices,
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but also helps clients to develop essence off we'll be
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clients can go back to their home for example, kicking
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food like accomplishing tasks From a mindfulness perspective, this treatment
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is suitable for all ages, genders and all populations from
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this different cultural backgrounds and the implementation.
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Okay, um, M B s are normally contains an eight
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week treatment program one session per week.
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Within this program, each session contains 2 to 2.5 hours.
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Clients need to seat on the mattress on the floor
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while practicing mindfulness activities, followed by the instructions delivered by
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the therapists.
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There will be a Noh day class after the eight
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sessions, plus an additional training.
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The additional training?
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Well, it could be another four weeks.
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Or it could be say, some therapists prefer not at
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the additional training at all.
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And that's definitely Enrique.
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Um, there are basically three goals for this treatment.
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Firstly, it is designed to east and spank anxiety symptoms.
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Second, it is designed to reduce physical pain, and last
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but not least, um, it is to establish an awareness
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off well being for a client so that clans can
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live a healthier life compares to before.
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Um, almost most of the scholars found NBS are is
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very useful.
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They have this topless researchers to put participants into two
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groups. UM one treatment group and one waitlist Onda.
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Almost all the studies I found proofs that the treatment
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group showed much higher for significance compares to the wait
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list. However, some scholars found that is not good to
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implement mindfulness for depressed population as they studied that mindfulness
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cannot reduce stress for them.
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Other scholars have found that mindfulness although it is a
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very powerful and effective tool, different people reacted differently.
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Some could generate severe side effects because of the mountainous
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activities, so that they argue that the M.
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B S R is not the treatment for everybody.
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So to conclude M Beers are provides clients with opportunities
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to practice mindfulness skills, mostly breathing techniques.
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It is highlighted by many scholars saying it's very useful.
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However, some scholars argue that different people could generate different
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effects off from minds on this, and some of them
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could be side effects.
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Therefore, from my perspective, it is better for therapist to
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set a pretense for clients so that therapist could tell
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who is suitable for this treatment and if you would
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not be sued before this treatment, I have looked up
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for implementations on B s are off M.
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B S R and no therapist was actually doing the
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pre test.
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I think in the future it could be much better
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for scholars to establish and the instruments for protesting.
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I'm thinking maybe questionnaires or, um, face to face interviews.
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Basically. Well, as long as they could work to detect
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whether the client is suitable for mindfulness treatment, it will
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be good.
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Um, and now there are my references.
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Um, on dhere is the presentation.
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I really, really like the topic.
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M b s r.
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And I hope that, um, if you have any other
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questions or concerns because I think after delivered the required
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contents quite thoroughly.
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But if you have any other questions, please send me
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an email to let me know, and we can discuss
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about this further, um, on DDE.
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And thanks for listening.
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That's about it.
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Have a nice day and take care of yourself.
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