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  • Psychotherapy Training
  • Mindfulness Interventions

Background:

  • Feasibility of mindfulness training in healthcare settings is established.
  • Limited research exists on teaching mindfulness to diverse psychotherapists for self- and patient-care.

Purpose of the Study:

  • Assess willingness of psychotherapists to complete mindfulness training.
  • Evaluate integration acceptability in an urban community mental health clinic.
  • Examine training's influence on personal practice and patient care.
  • Explore impact of post-training support groups.

Main Methods:

  • Quantitative surveys, semi-structured qualitative interviews, and group observation.
  • Grounded theory analysis of feasibility data.
  • Voluntary participation of 16 therapists and 1 administrator.

Main Results:

  • High staff interest and administrative buy-in facilitated training success.
  • Therapists reported enhanced personal mindfulness and client session integration.
  • Challenges included language barriers, client beliefs, crisis appropriateness, and time constraints.

Conclusions:

  • Mindfulness training is feasible in community mental health settings with leadership support and qualified facilitators.
  • Participant feedback can inform adaptations for larger trials and comparative effectiveness studies.
  • Future research can compare this protocol with other interventions for specific psychological disorders.