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Psychology
Dec 1, 2021
Martin Goodson

In this episode Jamie & Martin discuss the difficult topic of bereavement, loss and dying.

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Zen Bites #1: Who am I?

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Zen Bites #2: What is Mindfulness Really?

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Zen Bites #3 What is Mindfulness for?

A dialogue between Zen & Psychotherapy
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Zen Bites #4:Meditational Retreats

Why do them and what are they for?
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Zen Bites #5 The Compassionate Heart
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Zen Bites #6 Daily Life Practice

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Zen Bites #7: Walking Meditation
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Zen Bites #8: Working with the Emotional Household

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Zen Bites #9: Mindfulness of eating and drinking

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Zen Bites #10: Body and breath

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Zen Bites #11: Sitting Meditation

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Zen Bites #12: Mindfulness & Relationships

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Zen Bites #13: Sounds, Chanting and Mantras

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Zen Bites #14: Transcendence

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Zen Bites #15: Bereavement, Loss & Dying

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Zen Bites #16: Body Wisdom

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Zen Bites #17 Podcast: Gratitude

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Zen Bites #18: The Shadow, Repression and Acceptance

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Zen Bites #19: Living with Uncertainty

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Zen Bites #20 Podcast: Mapping the Mind

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