CLINICAL APPLICATIONS: MEDITATION IN PSYCHOTHERAPY

Below are some specific applications of meditation in psychotherapy. While most of the dialogue thus far in this forum has explored the appropriateness of meditation for use in psychotherapy, I would like to the use of this powerful approach for a range of psychological and medical disorders. I hope you will be able to discuss common applications and to comment on the uses that others have found effective in their clinical practice.

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Psychosis, by Jim Spira, 10/10/98 High functioning psychosis?, by A. Sassani, 10/20/98 Actually, the gammut, by Jim Spira, 10/24/98 Schizophrenia, by Jim Spira, 01/06/01 Re:Schizophrenia, by Reinhard Kowalski, 12/03/03 Re:Psychosis, by Judy, 12/16/03 Depressive Disorders, by Jim Spira, 10/24/98 Depression and meditation: a case study, by Michael Anderson, 12/6/98 Re:Depression and meditation: a case study, by Amy Weintraub, 04/14/02 Re:Depression and meditation: a case study, by , 12/02/03 What about depersonalization/derealization?, by Bob G., 6/8/99 Re:What about depersonalization/derealization?, by Jim Spira, 6/11/99 Re:What about depersonalization/derealization?, by Bob Gordon, 6/17/99 Re:What about depersonalization/derealization?, by Jim Spira, 6/18/99 Anxiety Disorders, by Jim Spira, 10/25/98 Personality Disorders, by Jim Spira, 11/10/98 Commanding the center, by John H., 12/5/98 Meditation and ADHD, by Jim Spira, 01/03/02

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