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Extraction code: wd 1g topic: through the way of mindfulness of depression

Author: Mark? Mark williams (mark williams)

Translator: Tong Huiqi

Douban score: 8.0

Press: Machinery Industry Press

Publication year: 20 15-4

Page count: 240

About the author:

Mark? Dr mark williams.

Professor of Clinical Psychology, Oxford University, UK, and Principal Investigator of Wellcome Trust. From 1983 to 199 1, Dr. Williams is the chairman of the Cognitive and Brain Science Department of the Medical Research Council in Cambridge, England. Later, he became a professor of clinical psychology at Bangor University, and established the Institute of Medical and Social Care and the Center for Mindfulness Research and Practice. His research in clinical and experimental psychology focuses on the psychological process of depression and suicide, as well as the development of new psychotherapy methods.

John? Dr. Tisdale (doctor)

As one of the pioneers of cognitive therapy research in Britain, he held a senior research position funded by the Medical Research Council: first in the Department of Psychiatry of Oxford University, and then in the Department of Cognitive and Brain Science of Cambridge University. Dr. teasdale is also a visiting professor at the Institute of Psychiatry, University of London. This paper mainly studies the basic psychological process of affective disorder and applies the research results to the treatment of affective disorder. For many years, I have been exploring the cognitive orientation of understanding and treatment of major depression. Recently, his research results have been used to develop and evaluate mindfulness cognitive therapy.

Sindel? Dr. zinder Siegel

Chairman of firestone Psychotherapy Society of University of Toronto, Director of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Department of Addiction and Mental Health Center of University of Toronto, Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology, Director of Psychotherapy Department of Psychiatry. His research is helpful to describe the psychological indicators of the vulnerability of emotional disorder recurrence, and has always advocated providing clinical nursing based on mindfulness in the fields of psychiatry and mental health.

Joe? Dr. Jon Cabat-Zinn

Founder of Mindfulness Decompression Therapy, Honorary Professor of Massachusetts University School of Medicine and Best-selling author. He is the founding executive director of the Center for Medicine, Health Care and Social Mindfulness of the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine, and the founder and former director of the world-famous decompression clinic. Dr. Kabajin has made outstanding contributions to the rising mindfulness movement in the United States, not only applying mindfulness to mainstream public institutions such as American schools, enterprises, prisons and professional sports teams, but also introducing it into the fields of medicine and psychology. He is the author of best-selling books such as Mindfulness: Now It's a Flower, Bad Life.

Brief introduction of translator

Tong huiqi

Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, University of California, San Francisco; Full-time psychologist, clinical supervisor and director of clinical psychological training in the female mental health department of San Francisco Military Medical Center. At the same time, she is also the director of the global master's program in China and an adjunct professor of clinical psychology at Palo Alto University.

In the field of mindfulness, Dr. Tong Huiqi introduced and coordinated the "Mindfulness Decompression" course at the Mindfulness Center of Massachusetts University in the United States and the "Mindfulness Cognition" course at the Mindfulness Center of Oxford University in Chinese mainland, and served as the Chinese translator for Dr. Kabajin's workshops and public speeches. Dr Kabajin praised him as "my extradition from China" and "my guardian angel in China".

She is also a lecturer in mindfulness-based decompression courses, introducing and promoting mindfulness-based decompression in Chinese communities in China and the United States, and establishing a "mindfulness classroom". She also provided "Mindfulness Classroom" training for school teachers and counselors through the US-China Psychotherapy Institute, Psychological Education and Beautiful China, and introduced and promoted mindfulness education in primary and secondary schools.

Zhang Na

1988 was born in Beijing, studied under Associate Professor Liu Xinghua of Capital Normal University and Professor Fan Fumin of Tsinghua University, and is now studying at the University of Minnesota. His research direction is the intervention of mindfulness on American military parents and its influence on their children's behavioral adaptation.