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| Training Psychotherapists in Attributes of "Mind" from Zen and Psychoanalytic Perspectives, Part II：Attention, Here and Now, Nonattachment, and Compassion | ||
| Author | Twemlow, Stuart W. (著) |
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| Source | The American Journal of Psychotherapy |
| Volume | v.55 n.1 |
| Date | 2001.01 |
| Pages | 22 - 39 |
| Publisher | American Psychiatric Association |
| Publisher Url | https://www.psychiatry.org/ |
| Location | Washington, DC, US [華盛頓, 哥倫比亞特區, 美國] |
| Content type | 期刊論文=Journal Article |
| Language | 英文=English |
| Keyword | Buddhism and Medicine; Medical Education; Metaphysics of Mind-Body Relations; Psychoanalytic Therapy; Ego; Empathy; Time Perception; Buddhist psychology; mind-training; present; self-awareness; mindfulness; 慈悲心=Loving Kindness=Compassion; metta |
| Abstract | Part II of this paper enumerates four additional attributes of mind derived from Zen that could enrich the training of a psychotherapist. These include: training and modulation of the therapist's attention, the centrality of the concept of "here and now," what it is and is not, and the natural unpressured emergence of compassion as a manifestation of the therapist's nature. A psychologically healthy, technically well-trained psychotherapist is not yet sufficiently prepared for the awesome and demanding task of helping patients psychotherapeutically; the author asserts that the mind itself must also be trained. |
| ISSN | 00029564 (P); 25756559 (E) |
| DOI | 10.1176/appi.psychotherapy.2001.55.1.22 |
| Hits | 234 |
| Created date | 2002.01.07 |
| Modified date | 2021.11.01 |
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