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Meditation is used in combination with other alternative approaches and traditional therapies to give clients a comprehensive treatment experience that heals mind, body and spirit.
A primary goal of mindfulness meditation is focusing the mind on the present moment. When people are mindful, they’re aware of their thoughts and feelings in the present, without drifting to the past or racing ahead to the future. There’s no self-judgment involved in mindfulness meditation. Mindfulness is a meditative practice with its origins in Buddhism, dating back 2,500 years. In ancient times, practitioners engaged in mindfulness meditation to improve concentration, reach a state of inner peace, unlock human potential, and achieve spiritual and intellectual development. In more recent times, research has concentrated on the medical and psychological benefits of mindfulness meditation. Evidence shows mindfulness techniques and meditation can improve some physical health symptoms and reduce certain psychological symptoms.
Mindfulness meditation encourages clients to regain their ability to focus on the present, to strip away extraneous thoughts and concerns and just be in the moment. Research points to a multitude of positive effects of mindfulness meditation including:
Promises clients may be introduced to mindfulness meditation while in treatment, and it’s a practice they can continue when they return home. Mindfulness practices like meditation offer profound and long-lasting benefits as clients embrace a healthy lifestyle. It’s also helpful as a coping mechanism when stress and triggering situations threaten to sabotage hard-won progress in addiction and mental health recovery.