Guidelines for Developing Competence with Mindfulness-Based Interventions
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1 Guidelines for Developing Competence with Mindfulness-Based Interventions Presented by John Paulson ACSW, LCSW, MAC, LCAC MARCH 27, 2019
2 Samson Teklemariam, MA, LPC Director of Training and Professional Development NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals
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7 Using GoToWebinar (Live Participants Only) Control Panel Asking Questions Audio (phone preferred) Polling Questions
8 Webinar Presenter John Paulson Your University of Southern Indiana
9 Webinar Learning Objectives Define Mindfulness and identify contemporary practice theories that incorporate mindfulness Specify competency standards for the successful application of mindfulness interventions Identify mindfulness adherence scales that support research, training and supervision
10 Thank You Thank you for this opportunity to share time and training with you Thank you for your interest in this webinar and this topic Thank you for (hopefully) being a member of NAADAC Thank you for the valuable work that each of you does I am honored to share this work and this profession with you My hope is that the information in this webinar will be of service and benefit to you and that it will support your professional and personal success
11 Plan Introduction to me and the topic Guiding principles for developing competency with mindfulness-based interventions Explore resources for developing competency with mindfulness-based interventions
12 Polling Question #1 I am A. Not very familiar with mindfulness B. Somewhat familiar with mindfulness C. Familiar with mindfulness D. Very familiar with mindfulness
13 Polling Question #2 I am currently using mindfulness-based interventions and practices in the services I provide A. Yes B. No
14 About Me Professional Background Clinical social worker and addiction counselor providing therapeutic services for individuals with substance use or psychiatric disorders, or both, primarily at a community mental health center Assistant Professor, Social Work, University of Southern Indiana Provide on-going clinical supervision for N.O.W. Counseling in Evansville Utilize mindfulness as part of practice for substance use and mental health treatment, including outpatient and corrections settings
15 About Me Personal Background Started studying the teachings and practices of the Buddha in the early 1990 s Dharma teacher at Mindful Heart Buddha Sangha Ordained as a Priest and Apprentice Zen teacher with the Five Mountain Zen Order Given the Dharma name Ryongwan Karuna Guiding teacher Dr. Richard Sears Psy.D
16 MBI s MBI s-mindfulness-based Interventions Mindfulness skills are now a primary component of several contemporary treatment approaches for numerous behavioral and physical health conditions and have demonstrated strong evidence for their effectiveness MBSR-Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction MBCT-Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and its numerous adaptations Ex. MBRP-Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention MSC-Mindful Self-Compassion and many others ACT-Acceptance and Commitment Therapy DBT-Dialectical Behavior Therapy CFT-Compassion Focused Therapy
17 MBI s Mindfulness skills have been incorporated by a variety of practice theories, but most commonly associated with approaches that are often classified or referred to as Contextual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy or Third Wave CBT To date the most common use of MBI s in addiction treatment has been: Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention Dialectical Behavior Therapy Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
18 The Issue at Hand The good news is The use of mindfulness in therapy and behavioral health is expanding rapidly and extensively There is an amazing variety and amount of training and resources available on mindfulness skills and practices Books Recordings Trainings and workshops
19 The Issue at Hand The not so good news is The use of mindfulness in therapy and behavioral health is expanding rapidly and extensively There is an amazing and overwhelming variety and amount of training and resources available on mindfulness skills and practices The rapid dissemination of mindfulness has led many to believe that these practices can be utilized too prematurely or unsuccessfully by individuals who do not fully understand them and who are not well trained in their use, thus reducing their efficacy Suggests and supports the need for specific education, training and competency with these practices
20 Developing Competency While not an exhaustive list, the following standards have emerged as guidelines for education, training, and competence with mindfulness-based interventions: 1) General clinical competency 2) Functional understanding of mindfulness 3) Training in the delivery of mindfulness skills 4) On-going supervision, education and training specific to mindfulness 5) Sensitivity to diversity and client preferences 6) The importance of the clinician maintaining their own on-going personal practice
21 General Clinical Competency It is important to remember that mindfulness skills and techniques, like all therapeutic skills and techniques, occur in a broader context of therapeutic practice Most mindfulness-based interventions occur in the context of therapy, so one needs to be a professional counselor or therapist MBCT and MBRP are forms of Cognitive-Behavior Therapy that incorporate mindfulness Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is a comprehensive therapeutic modality that incorporates mindfulness along with other therapeutic principles and techniques Dialectical Behavior Therapy is a comprehensive therapeutic modality that incorporates mindfulness along with other therapeutic principles and techniques
22 MBCT was never intended for getting patients to simply practice meditation. Mindfulness offers access to mind states that are habitual, ruminative and aversion-oriented responding that is frequently triggered by negative affect. The systematic practice of mindfulness helps patients develop a different relationship to distressing emotions and, when combined with the CBT elements of the program, allow these skills to be increasingly available in everyday life- Zindel Segal
23 General Clinical Competency Beyond Mindfulness-based skills the therapists needs: General on-going clinical supervision and/or licensure Need general clinical knowledge (how to develop and maintain the therapeutic alliance, assessment, choosing interventions, boundaries and ethics, etc.) Need working knowledge of therapy approach (ex. need to be familiar with and trained in CBT if using CBT, etc.) Need content specific knowledge on particular issues (ex. Addiction, depression) and how to use planned approach/intervention for these (ex. 12-Step Facilitation for addiction, CBT for depression) Need knowledge on group dynamics and group interventions
24 General Clinical Competencies Mindfulness skills themselves, however, are not therapeutic interventions Can be used and taught by staff who are not professional therapists or counselors in the context of psychoeducation or skill building (individual or group) Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) was not developed as a psychotherapeutic intervention and does not require that it be facilitated by a therapist or counselor Mindful Self-Compassion (MSC) was not developed as a psychotherapeutic intervention and does not require that it be facilitated by a therapist or counselor Individuals can be trained and certified in these approaches without having a therapyrelated degree or licensure
25 Functional Understanding of Mindfulness The term mindfulness is a translation of a word from the Pali language called Sati that is often translated as remembering or recollecting Remembering to be present to the moment as it is Most widely recognized and accepted contemporary definition of mindfulness, especially for operationally defining it in behavioral health research and treatment, comes from the original developer of MBSR, Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn
26 Functional Understanding of Mindfulness The awareness that emerges, through the process of paying attention, in a particular way, on purpose, to the present moment, non-judgmentally, to the unfolding of experience from moment to moment-jon Kabat-Zinn Process-allows us to see our experiences as on-going, ever changing processes Paying attention-what we notice, attend to Present moment-noticing our direct, lived experience-what s actually happening Purpose-requires intent, effort Nonjudgmentally-counteracting our tendency to label, evaluate, compare and judge experiences
27 Functional Understanding of Mindfulness Mindfulness is a quality of awareness, a type of attention, a way of noticing and relating to experiences that allows for a different way of responding Requires cultivating and strengthening: Concentration-the ability to stabilize awareness on an aspect of experience, as well as noticing when awareness wanders and then refocusing Non-judgmental stance-relating to experience in a way that does not try to change the experience, contend with it or make it different than it is
28 Functional Understanding of Mindfulness Four helpful aspects of mindfulness (Zindel Segal): 1. Fosters awareness to counter our automatic pilot mode by bringing conscious attention to habitual patterns of thinking and reacting 2. Promotes coming onto contact with present moment experience more often rather than getting stuck in past memories and future anticipations 3. Develops more choicefulness that promotes response flexibility 4. Improves affect tolerance, allowing feelings to rise and fall naturally rather than struggling with them or avoiding them through maladaptive behaviors
29 Functional Understanding of Mindfulness Well isn t this just or the same as Relaxation Hypnosis Visualization/Guided Imagery Important to know what mindfulness is, and is not While these have some similarities to mindfulness practice, the aim of mindfulness is fundamentally different than these other practices Each has its utility Different tools for different jobs Need to know what to use, when, and why
30 Training in the Delivery of MBI s Need to know how to Introduce practices and explain rationale/use Teach, facilitate, lead practices There are a variety of wonderful recordings, but ultimately it is important for the facilitator to find your own words/voice so they are leading from experience Discuss strategies for successful continued practice outside of and in-between sessions and how to navigate obstacles to practice True for use of all mindfulness practices used in therapy Especially true when used as part of a structured, multi-week curriculum/program MBCT MBRP
31 Training in the Delivery of MBI s Training in MBCT/MBRP delivery Need to be familiar with: Structure/Curriculum/progression of program Specific practices, exercises used during groups What self-monitoring, homework or practice is expected outside of group Important to remember groups (at least from the standard MBCT/MBRP curriculum) are not traditional therapy groups, goal is not to ventilate, explore, process, problem solve
32 Training in the Delivery of MBI s Training in MBCT/MBRP delivery As important as the practices is the process of inquiry about their experience following the practice Three guiding questions for inquiry: What did you notice?-emphasizes awareness of direct experience, disentanglement from interpretations about them, description versus judgment How is what we just did different from the way you normally might (ex. Eating, walking, etc.?-fosters awareness of automatic patterns and how bringing mindfulness into our daily experiences affects those patterns What do you think this exercise has to do with why you are here?-trying to make the practices practical and illustrating how they can help with presenting issues
33 Training in the Delivery of MBI s Supervision Suggested as part of training and supervision that therapist go through program, ideally three times: Once as a participant Once as observing trainee Once as co-leader Since this might not always be possible could take self through curriculum
34 On-Going Education and Supervision If you are going to use mindfulness in your clinical practice it is important that you receive ongoing education and supervision related to mindfulness Education and training can be: Personal Reading general books on mindfulness/buddhism or Cultivating and strengthening mindfulness practice with teachers who are not therapists (ex. Buddhist or yoga teachers) Engaging in periods of extended practice/retreat Beneficial to have both our own on-going individual study and to be in contact with teachers and/or mindfulness communities (groups, centers, etc.) to share practice with others Allows for asking questions, receiving feedback hearing the experiences of others and learning from those
35 On-Going Education and Supervision Education and training also needs to be: Professional Need specific education on how to incorporate and utilize MBI s in a therapeutically useful way Just because we have practiced for decades does not necessarily mean it will translate into something clinically useful for our clients -Dr. Richard Sears Forms of professional education and training include: Reading (books, journal articles) University courses Continuing education workshops and certificate programs Currently there is no centralized regulatory body for credentialing in mindfulness-based interventions Many do offer certifications for instructors (ex. MBSR)
36 On-Going Education and Supervision Mindfulness-specific supervision Important if using MBI s to have clinical supervision specific to their application Best to have a clinical supervisor who has training in not only mindfulness, but the utilization of mindfulness in therapy Suggestion is often made for the clinician to record their use of mindfulness in therapy with individuals and then to review that in supervision or for the supervisor to directly observe the clinician Aspects of the before mentioned suggestions for training in the delivery of MBI s are also an important part of education and supervision
37 Sensitivity to Diversity and Client Preference There s no way around it-while every spiritual, wisdom and faith tradition has a history of contemplative practices, these practices come primarily from the Buddhist tradition That will be a sticking point for some people Some people are turned off by spiritual type practices in general Some people see practices like mindfulness as being counter to or in conflict with their identified faith tradition
38 Sensitivity to Diversity and Client Preference Important to emphasize that we now have a contemporary, secular, scientifically-based and supported context for these practices Calling it mindfulness meditation can make it sound too strange, too foreign, too unfamiliar Can simply refer to the practice as mindfulness exercises, skills, techniques Ultimately if the client is unwilling to engage in mindfulness practice-don t force the issue and choose an alternative approach that fits better with their values and preferences
39 If (the planned intervention) cannot be brought into accord with the client s (preferences), the second option is finding a preferable treatment for the client. A client who does not subscribe to (the planned intervention) and its methods will have a poor shot at succeeding with the therapy fitting therapies to clients, and not the other way around, is the best practice-dr. Lane Pederson
40 Clinician Maintaining a Personal Practice Most important aspect of developing competence with MBI s With mindfulness practices it is important for the clinician to maintain a consistent personal practice, to be using these approaches in their own life Allows the clinician to directly experience the utility and benefit of the practice, which allows one to lead and instruct from a space of experiential wisdom As mindfulness-based therapists it is important that we model the attitude and qualities of mindfulness: Attentive, present to the moment Open, spacious, curious stance towards experiences Compassion, gentleness Non-judgment towards experiences and self/other
41 [Mindfulness] is different from other types of interventions that mental health professionals are typically trained to do. This is not something one can learn simply as academic knowledge, and it is not an intervention done to the client. It is crucial for the clinician to experience, practice and embody the core skills and principles of mindfulness the real challenge is in integrating and embodying mindfulness in your daily life as well as in your clinical practice. The best way to do that is through your own personal practice. It would be disingenuous to talk to participants about the importance of practice if you are not doing it -Dr. Richard Sears
42 As [therapists] committed to sharing the benefits of mindfulness, it is important for us to experience the normal ups and downs that our clients will experience in establishing a regular practice. If it had always been easy for you to practice every day and you immediately went into a clear, blissful state of mind each time, you would be a terrible teacher. Most clients would not be able to relate to you, and you would have difficulty understanding their struggles. Having experience with our own practice helps us relate to all the normal challenges, obstacles, bizarre experiences and delights that will come up for our clients -Dr. Richard Sears
43 Limitations Important to note limitations and criticisms Criticisms over differences in defining mindfulness and contention that what different therapies call mindfulness might not actually be the same thing Criticisms of mindfulness research McMindfulness fad Too little attention given so far to identifying potential adverse reactions to practices, contraindications for particular conditions or dynamics Concerns that removing mindfulness from its context and function within the wider scope of Buddhism does a disservice
44 Adherence Scales Several adherence scales have been developed for mindfulness-based programs These scales support research on the programs and maintaining treatment fidelity Can also be used for supervision and training
45 Adherence Scales Rebecca Crane and colleagues created the Bangor, Exeter & Oxford Mindfulness-Based Interventions Teaching Assessment Criteria MBI-TAC Focuses on general competency with utilizing mindfulness-based interventions (not specific to any one curriculum or protocol) The scale, instructions, and a forty plus page description of how it was developed and how to use it are available for free online as PDF
46 Adherence Scales The original developers of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Zindel Segal, John Teasdale, and Mark Williams and colleagues developed the Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Adherence Scale MBCT-AS Focused on the MBCT curriculum/protocol The original journal article on the scale s development includes the items and instructions on how to rate them
47 Adherence Scales The original developers of Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention Sarah Bowen, Neha Chawla and the late Alan Marlatt and colleagues developed the Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention Adherence and Competence Scale Focused on the MBRP curriculum/protocol Like the previously mentioned MBCT-AS the original journal article on the scale s development includes the items and instructions on how to rate them
48 Wonderful Books
49 Wonderful Books The Mindfulness Teaching Guide: Essential Skills & Competencies for Teaching Mindfulness-Based Interventions by Rob Brandsma (2017) Teaching Mindfulness: A Practical Guide for Clinicians and Educators by Donald McCown, Diane Reibel and Marc S. Micozzi (2010) A Clinician s Guide to Teaching Mindfulness: The Comprehensive Session-by-Session Program for Mental Health Professionals and Health Care Providers by Christiane Wolf, and J. Greg Serpa (2015) Building Competence in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy: Transcripts and Insights for Working with Stress, Anxiety, Depression and Other Problems by Richard W. Sears (2015)
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51 Wonderful Books Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention for Addictive Behaviors: A Clinician s Guide by Sarah Bowen, Neha Chawla & G. Alan Marlatt (2011) Include the curriculum for MBRP and background information on its development Mindfulness & Acceptance for Addictive Behaviors: Applying Contextual CBT to Substance Abuse and Behavioral Addictions edited by Steven C. Hayes and Michael E. Levin (2012) Explores the use of Third-Wave/Contextual Cognitive-Behavior Therapies in addictions treatment, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention and others There are lots of trainings and certificate programs now offered by continuing education companies PESI Praxis
52 Other Resources Mindfulness-Based Professional Training Institute (MBPTI) One of the largest providers of training and teacher certification is the Mindfulness- Based Professional Training Institute Part of the University of California San Diego Center for Mindfulness Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention The developers of MBRP have a web site that includes information on the program, trainings and has free downloadable and streaming recordings of all the practices included in the MBRP program
53 How may I help you? Questions? Thank you! If I can be of service John Paulson Assistant Professor, Social Work University of Southern Indiana ajpaulson@usi.edu;
54 References Bowen, S., Chawla, N., & Marlatt, G.A. (2011). Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention for addictive behaviors: A clinician s guide. New York, NY: Guilford Press. Bradsma, R. (2017). The mindfulness teaching guide: Essential skills and competencies for teaching mindfulness-based interventions. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications. Chawla, N., Collins, S., Bowen, S., Hsu, Sharon, Grow, J., Douglass, A., & Marlatt, G.A. (2010). The mindfulness-based relapse prevention adherence and competence scale: Development, interrater reliability, and validity. Psychotherapy Research, 20(4), doi: / Crane, R.S., Eames, C., Kuyken, W., Hastings, R.P., Williams, J. M. G., Bartley, T., Evans, A., Silverton, S., Soulsby, J.G., & Surawy, C. (2013). Development and validation of the Mindfulness-Based Interventions-Teaching Assessment Criteria (MBI: TAC). Assessment, 20(6),
55 References Crane, R.S., Soulsby, J.G., Kuyken, W., Williams, J.M.G., & Eames, C. (2012). The Bangor, Exeter & Oxford Mindfulness-Based Interventions: Teaching Assessment Criteria (MBI-TAC) for assessing the competence and adherence of mindfulness-based class-based teaching. Retrieved from Hayes, S.C., & Levin, M.E. (2012). Mindfulness & acceptance for addictive behaviors: Applying contextual CBT to substance abuse and behavioral addictions. Oakland, CA: Context Press. McCown, D., Reibel, D., & Micozzi, M.S. (2010). Teaching mindfulness: A practical guide for clinicians and educators. New York, NY: Springer Paulson, J. (2018). Developing competence with mindfulness-based interventions: Guidelines for clinical social workers. Journal of Sociology and Social Work, 6(1), 1-6. Doi: /jssw.v6n1a1
56 References Paulson, J. (2016). The psycheyana: Historical roots of contemporary mindfulness practices and future implications for social work education. International Research in Higher Education, 1(2) doi: /irhe.v1n2p149 Paulson, J. (2015). Skillful means: Expanding the application of mindfulness practices in Human Services. Journal of Human Services, 35(1), Sears, R. (2015). Building competence in mindfulness-based cognitive therapy: Transcripts and insights for working with stress, anxiety, depression and other problems. New York, NY: Routledge. Segal, Z.V., Teasdale, J.D., Williams, J.M., & Gemar, M.C. (2002). The Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Adherence Scale: Inter-rater reliability, adherence to protocol and treatment distinctiveness. Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, 9, Wolf, C., & Serpa, J. G. (2015). A clinician s guide to teaching mindfulness: The comprehensive session-by-session program for mental health professionals and healthcare providers. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger Publications.
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