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A profoundly compassionate offering of affirmation andpossibility in the face of the difficult and the unwanted. TrishBartley and her colleagues are to be congratulated on a magnificentcontribution to the field of mindfulness and cancer care. May ittouch the millions who could benefit from it.
Jon Kabat–Zinn, Professor of MedicineEmeritus, Author of Coming to Our Senses: Healing Ourselvesand the World Through Mindfulness
What a gift of a book. Alongside her own experience of livingwith cancer, Trish Bartley also has many years experience ofteaching and developing the MBCT–Ca programme thiscombination of the personal and professional makes for a beautifulcombination of personal story; a clear and practical manual for theeight–week programme; and poems and insights from the many peopleTrish has taught. This book will be invaluable to patients andhealth professionals alike. Read this book carefully. It is aprecious jewel.
Vidyamala Burch, Author of LivingWell with Pain and Illness: The Mindful Way to Free Yourself FromSuffering
As mindfulness becomes more main stream, what we need aremindfulness developments guided by clear intentions, adapted to newpopulations with creativity while maintaining the essence andintegrity of MBCT and MBSR. Mindfulness–Based Cognitive Therapyfor Cancer offers such an adaptation. It has a clear rationale,pragmatic and clinically tested innovations, clear guidance forMBCT teachers and poignant clinical illustrations. This book isimbued with compassion, courage and a sense of common humanity. Itwill be highly valued both by people with life threatening diseasesand health care professionals offering mindfulness classes topeople with cancer. Trish Bartley is an MBCT therapist who teachesmindfulness with enormous heart, drawing from a well of experienceand knowledge. She writes with a clear, authoritative, compellingand inspiring voice.
Willem Kuyken, Professor of ClinicalPsychology and Co–Founder of Mood Disorders Centre, University ofExeter, UK
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