Mindfulness for Black Dogs & Blue Days: Finding a path through depression

Name: Mindfulness for Black Dogs & Blue Days: Finding a path through depression
Brand: The Ivy Press
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English

By (author): Richard Gilpin

Richard Gilpin shares his ongoing journey with his black dog shedding light on this often misunderstood subject and explores how the art and practice of mindfulness can help to train and mind that faithful companion. The book also includes short contributions from internationally recognized experts in the field of mindulfness. Though we may feel as though we have to win an invisible fight against our own black dogs, Richard Gilpin shows that compassion, acceptance, and mindful meditation can go a long way to helping us understand our feelings and cope better in our darkest days. See more

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Dimensions: 130 x 200mm
Publication Date: 06 Dec 2018
Publisher: The Ivy Press
Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781782406464

About Richard Gilpin

Richard Gilpin is a counsellor cognitive behavioural psychotherapist and meditation instructor. He has trained extensively in mindfulness-based practices since the 1990s. Richard has worked with people suffering with all recognised types of anxiety disorders for the last decade. He has an MA in Buddhist Studies and is co-founder of the Bodhi Garden a registered charitable trust based in the south of England. His research into the origins and practices of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy was published in 2008 and he is the author of Mindfulness for Black Dogs and Blue Days (2012). Richard Gilpin is a counsellor cognitive behavioural psychotherapist and meditation instructor. He has trained extensively in mindfulness-based practices since the 1990s. Richard has worked with people suffering with all recognised types of anxiety disorders for the last decade. He has an MA in Buddhist Studies and is co-founder of the Bodhi Garden a registered charitable trust based in the south of England. His research into the origins and practices of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy was published in 2008 and he is the author of Mindfulness for Black Dogs and Blue Days (2012).