Publication
Imprint: Chantilly, VA : The Great Courses : The Teaching Company, 2014. Series: Course No. 9303. Responsibility: Ronald D. Siegel. OCLC Number: 890417848.
Accompanying PDF contains course workbook in CD-ROM format.
The length of each lecture is: ca. 30 min. The entire program consists of 24 lectures.
Physical: Text : 1 volume : 5 videodiscs (720 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (vi, 193 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm)
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DVD / Front Desk
ISBN
1629970905 / 9781629970905
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CSS Library Notes
Description: Discusses the science behind mindfulness in compelling detail and demonstrates its application to an extraordinary range of human problems—psychological, social, and medical. Dr. Seigel examines the neurobiology involved, providing a clear knowledge of the science underlying ancient practices that are now profoundly influencing the contemporary world, and practical ways to use mindfulness techniques in your own life.
Contents: Twenty-four 30-min. course lectures and booklet: Why mindfulness matters -- Our troublesome brains -- Informal, formal, and intensive practices -- Who am I? The perils of self -- Mindfulness or psychotherapy? -- Attention and empathy in relationships -- The science of compassion and self-compassion -- Tailoring practices to fit changing needs -- Modifying our brain function and structure -- Solitude: an antidote to loneliness -- Connecting with children and adolescents -- Seeing sadness and depression in a new light -- Befriending fear, worry, and anxiety -- Transforming chronic pain -- Placebos, illness, and the power of belief -- Interrupting addiction and troublesome habits -- Overcoming traumas large and small -- Groundbreaking mindfulness programs -- The neurobiology of self-preoccupation -- Growing up isn't easy: facing impermanence -- Toward a science of wisdom -- The promise of enlightenment -- Mindful ethics as a path to freedom -- The new science of happiness -- Bonus disc: Breath awareness practice -- Loving-kindness practice -- Mountain meditation -- Breathing together -- Stepping into fear.
FY2017 / jvsn
Contents: Twenty-four 30-min. course lectures and booklet: Why mindfulness matters -- Our troublesome brains -- Informal, formal, and intensive practices -- Who am I? The perils of self -- Mindfulness or psychotherapy? -- Attention and empathy in relationships -- The science of compassion and self-compassion -- Tailoring practices to fit changing needs -- Modifying our brain function and structure -- Solitude: an antidote to loneliness -- Connecting with children and adolescents -- Seeing sadness and depression in a new light -- Befriending fear, worry, and anxiety -- Transforming chronic pain -- Placebos, illness, and the power of belief -- Interrupting addiction and troublesome habits -- Overcoming traumas large and small -- Groundbreaking mindfulness programs -- The neurobiology of self-preoccupation -- Growing up isn't easy: facing impermanence -- Toward a science of wisdom -- The promise of enlightenment -- Mindful ethics as a path to freedom -- The new science of happiness -- Bonus disc: Breath awareness practice -- Loving-kindness practice -- Mountain meditation -- Breathing together -- Stepping into fear.
FY2017 / jvsn
Physical description
, vi, 193 p.; 4.75 inches
Description
"[R]eveals the science behind mindfulness in compelling detail and demonstrates its application to an extraordinary range of human problems--psychological, social, and medical" -- from publisher's web site.
Language
Original language
English
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LibraryThing member GlennBell
This is a series of 26 lectures on mindfulness and related topics. I found the lecture on placebo effect to be useful. I am also trying to implement the mindfulness methods discussed to examine the effects on mood, ability to concentrate, and well being. The author appears to be knowledgeable with
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a preference for input from eastern techniques and thought processes. I felt the information was insightful and potentially useful. I reserve judgment on whether it truly is useful. Show Less