Mindfulness for LifeDescribed simply, mindfulness is the art of directing our attention to 'what is' (reality) rather than 'what isn't' (our ideas of reality). With a little practice, anyone can do it, and the benefits are profound. Written by two experts with many years of personal and clinical experience, 'Mindfulness for Life' is designed to be your complete guide to living a more mindful life. Only a few minutes a day can start to change your life. |
Contents
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The practical application of mindfulness | 22 |
The science of mindfulness | 49 |
Medical and premedical conditions | 65 |
Depression | 88 |
Addiction | 106 |
Attention Deficit Disorders | 120 |
Weight management and eating disorders | 140 |
Education and academic performance | 198 |
Workplace performance and leadership | 215 |
Sporting performance | 227 |
Emotional Intelligence | 238 |
Mindful parenting | 246 |
Mindfulness and spiritual development | 259 |
Mindfulness and selfactualisation | 260 |
Mindfulness and happiness | 264 |
Other editions - View all
Mindfulness for Life: The Updated Guide for Today’s World Craig Hassed ,Dr Stephen McKenzie Limited preview - 2021 |
Mindfulness for Life: The Updated Guide for Today's World Craig Hassed,Stephen McKenzie No preview available - 2021 |
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