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Using mindfulness-based therapeutic interventions in psychiatric nursing practice--part II: Mindfulness-based approaches for all phases of psychotherapy--clinical case study.

Archives of Psychiatric Nursing October 1, 2004 DOI: 10.1016/j.apnu.2004.07.004 (opens in new tab)

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Key findings Argues that mindfulness-based approaches can be effectively integrated into all phases of psychotherapy in psychiatric nursing, enhancing therapeutic engagement and outcomes, as illustrated by a clinical case.

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Using mindfulness-based therapeutic interventions in psychiatric nursing practice--part II: Mindfulness-based approaches for all phases of psychotherapy--clinical case study.

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