Re: Cognitive Therapy and Buddhism

Posted by noa on May 21, 2003, at 17:12:15

In reply to Cognitive Therapy and Buddhism, posted by Mark H. on May 20, 2003, at 20:29:52

I think Mindfulness is a big one, too. And the patience to not act automatically, but to be mindful of how one acts and reacts.
I think one major difference would be that Budhism would tend to emphasize more of a trust of the non-rational, whereas cognitive therapy is more oriented toward rational thought.

Thread

Cognitive Therapy and Buddhism Mark H. 5/20/03
Re: Cognitive Therapy and Buddhism noa 5/21/03
Re: Cognitive Therapy and Buddhism » Mark H. ~Alii~ 5/23/03
Re: Cognitive Therapy and Buddhism » Mark H. mattdds 5/24/03
Re: DBT combines the two even more (nm) Dinah 5/25/03
Re: DBT combines the two even more » Dinah babs 5/26/03
Dialetic Behavioural Therapy » babs ~Alii~ 5/26/03
Re: DBT combines the two even more » babs Dinah 5/26/03
Re: DBT combines the two even more fallsfall 5/26/03
Re: DBT combines the two even more Dinah 5/26/03
Re: DBT combines the two even more » Dinah fallsfall 5/27/03
Re: DBT combines the two even more » fallsfall Dinah 5/27/03

Post a new follow-up

Notify the administrators

Start a new thread

poster:noa thread:227966
URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/psycho/20030407/msgs/228134.html

	for
in