Exam 5: Mindfulness in Mental Healthcare Settings Jim Hjort

Reduction in mood and anxiety disorder symptoms is a benefit of Deflective Behavior Therapy.

Although MBT can be integrated with diverse populations, there may be questions about the religious premise upon which it is based.

The most general of the MBTs, MBSR therapy, is not assigned to respond to any one disorder.

New studies on mindfulness techniques now focus on somatization and depression.

After the use of MBPs, what does a person learn about their existence?

Describe how termination is different in MBTs from traditional therapies.

Describe one case example of how mindfulness can be applied to other therapies.

Metaphor is a common MBT enjoyed by clients, as it provides a context for understanding and relating.

Describe one challenge that happens at the macro level when using MBT in clinical practice.

What is one long-term outcome for the use of mindfulness techniques?

What are the objects used for concentration when beginning MBPs?

What is the term used when an individual learns to expand thought to where it yields increased feelings of control and self-efficacy?

Early studies of the effects of mindfulness-based therapies focused on anxiety, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, and somatization.

The therapy used to respond to major depressive disorders is MBSR therapy.

What two evidence-based techniques are brought together in Mindfulness-Based Therapy?

In which year was mindfulness introduced through the publishing of a research study?

It is acceptable for clinicians to use MBT in their practice without training or practicing mindfulness themselves.

Which statement is true of the outcomes for clients following of MBT?

What techniques are used for Mindfulness Burnout Prevention (MBP) derived from Buddhist practices?

Who is the author and researcher credited with the first study on mindfulness?