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Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry

2 papers in the library · publishing 2007

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Compulsory Rural Rotations and Trainee Interest in Rural Practice

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 2007 Wai-Mun Tang, Sylvia Barber, D. Retallack et al.

When we meditate for the first time, we may be surprised by the nature of our background thoughts, feelings and sensations and in particular by the mind’s incessant chatter as we attempt to perceive the space between thoughts and the nature of mind itself, which is the essence of meditation. In this experiential session, we will introduce the participants to some simple meditation techniques....

Working with a Buddhist Client. Under What Circumstances can Buddhism Compound Neuroses Rather than Healing Them?

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 2007 Diana Taylor

When we meditate for the first time, we may be surprised by the nature of our background thoughts, feelings and sensations and in particular by the mind’s incessant chatter as we attempt to perceive the space between thoughts and the nature of mind itself, which is the essence of meditation. In this experiential session, we will introduce the participants to some simple meditation techniques....