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www.presentmind.org - Mindfulness Training

www.tir.org - The Global TIR site

www.atss-hq.com - The Association of Traumatic Stress Specialists

www.ahpp.org - The UK Association of Humanistic Psychology Practitioners

www.rebt.org - The Albert Ellis Institute

www.contextualpsychology.org - Learn about Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Relational Frame Theory (RFT)

www.allaboutpsychotherapy.com

www.angermanage.co.uk - British Association of Anger Management

www.ocdcentre.com - The OCD Centre in London and New York

www.ichypnosis.com - The Institute of Clinical Hypnosis (ICH) A highly recommended and accredited provider Clinical Hypnotherapy training.

www.stressminus.co.uk - Dr. Patrizia Collard's website
Stress Management Consultant and Psychotherapist

www.mindfulness.net.au - Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (MiCBT) with Bruno Cayoun Hobart, Australia
Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy or MiCBT is a sophisticated integration of skills developed with mindfulness training and principles of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT).

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* Equanimity is the ability to remain unperturbed by an event experienced within the framework of one's body and thoughts as a result of objective observation. This implies that unless one is aware of an actual (internal) experience, one cannot be equanimous towards it. This defined, equanimity relies on awareness on one's thoughts and body sensations (Cayoun, 2003).

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