RESILIENCE AND RECOVERY: DUMPING DUALISM.

Neurobiology and experimental psychology are discovering the faults in the analytical model of therapy for emotional distress, and increasingly recognize a monistic model of brain/body synergy, i.e. the effect of the body-and hence emotion-on cognition, and the effect of pre-conscious triggers on ph...

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Publicado en:Contemporary Hypnosis & Integrative Therapy Vol. 29; no. 2; pp. 136 - 156
Autores principales: Dobbin, Alistair, Ross, Sheila
Formato: pictorial review Journal Article
Publicado: British Society of Clinical & Academic Hypnosis 2012
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          Hardiness
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          Mind Body Techniques
          Models, Theoretical
          Philosophy
          Cognitive Therapy
          Brain Physiology
          Emotions
          Cognition
          Logic
          Depression Therapy
          Thinking
      ab: Neurobiology and experimental psychology are discovering the faults in the analytical model of therapy for emotional distress, and increasingly recognize a monistic model of brain/body synergy, i.e. the effect of the body-and hence emotion-on cognition, and the effect of pre-conscious triggers on physiology. Psychology services within the NHS use a formulaic dualistic Cartesian logico-rational approach to recovery, despite the implicit contradiction of accepting mindfulness-based treatments. We explore the research base of mind/body medicine to elucidate a new therapeutic understanding.
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