The Mindfulness and Acceptance Special Interest Group (SIG) of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies has established a directory of clinical, research, and didactic training opportunities in mindfulness- or acceptance-based approaches. Our hope is that this directory will serve as a resource for students, recent graduates, faculty, clinicians, and researchers who are interested in this area.

Mindfulness is generally defined as moment-to-moment awareness without judgment (Kabat-Zinn, 1990). In a meta-analysis of clinical applications of mindfulness, Baer (2003) reports mindfulness is considered a useful intervention for depression, anxiety, Borderline Personality Disorder, binge eating, and substance abuse. Over the past 10 years, there has been marked interest in mindfulness, as demonstrated by the rise of listservs, journal publications, and professional presentations at conferences.

If you would like to have your site/program listed in this directory, please take a few minutes to answer the brief questionnaire below.  We plan to update the directory annually, after each SIG meeting.


Contact Seoka Salstrom, Ph.D. (ssalstrom@uwhealth.org ) with questions, comments or to delete or update an existing entry.  


DISCLAIMER: The directory is considered public information, as it is posted on the internet as a pdf document.  Please keep this under consideration should you choose to be listed in the directory.

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SECTION I: Program/Site Information

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
If different from director name above:


 What is your position/role at your program/site (check all that apply)?
 
 
What is the site? (Check all that apply)

What is the primary theoretical orientation of your program/site? (Check one)

Do you have any mindfulness or acceptance-based activities occurring at your site (clinical or research or both)?


 *If "No", skip to Section V

What types of opportunities do you offer in which there is mindfulness-related training/activities? (Check all that apply)
 
 
 
Approximately how many individuals at your program/site participate in mindfulness-related training opportunities (clinical, research, didactic)?

 
 

 

 

SECTION II: Clinical Experiences

What type of mindfulness-based interventions are conducted at your program/site? (check all that apply)

Do you offer mindfulness-based treatments for a specific population?

Check all of the types of mindfulness clinical experiences offered at your program/site:
 
 

SECTION III: Research Experiences

What is the focus of the research at your program/site? (check all that apply)







 *If none, skip to section IV

 
 

 

 

SECTION IV: Didactic Experiences

Does your program/site offer any didactic experiences on mindfulness or mindfulness-based interventions? (Check all that apply)

SECTION V: Additional Comments

Can individuals contact you to inquire about training opportunities at your program/site?