A growing evidence base suggests that increasing self-compassion is a valuable therapeutic target and may protect against the development and maintenance of posttrauma pathology. More recently, clinicians and researchers have noted that particular individuals respond to self-compassion with strong fear and resistance, a phenomenon known as fear of self-compassion. Yet to be examined is if survi...

Abstract Background This paper presents the baseline characteristics and their moderators in Healthy Learning Mind (HLM)– school-based cluster-randomized controlled trial. Objectives The evaluates state of various measures well-being, how these results compare to national global norms/population studies. Methods Data were collected from all participants prior intervention further analyzed by ge...

This paper will discuss the issue of textual and contextual concepts al-birr in Qur'an according to Sayyid Qutb tafseer fi Zilal al-Qur'an. After that it be explained detail differences model goodness based on mufassir, express modern opinion contained his interpretation. classifies into 3 virtues, namely religion, social character. Each verse containing lafad has different models methods. The ...

Professor Snow has offered an original and illuminating analysis of compassion which, among its other virtues, provides a plausible account of why we feel compassion for animals and why it is rational to do so. I fully endorse her general approach, so my comments will not be in any wayan attempt to undermine or refute her analysis; instead, I wish to raise some questions that follow on the heel...

Introduction. Compassion fatigue is a concept used with increasing frequency in the nursing literature. The objective of this paper is to identify common themes across the literature and to apply these themes, and an existing model of compassion fatigue, to informal caregivers for family members with dementia. Findings. Caregivers for family members with dementia may be at risk for developing c...

We examined the relationship between self-compassion and hopelessness depression. The participants were 418 students at a technology college in Hunan, China, who completed questionnaires to measure self-compassion, hopelessness depression, and negative cognitive style. The results showed that self-compassion was negatively associated with both hopelessness depression and negative cognitive styl...

BACKGROUND Previous cross-sectional studies suggest that self-compassion and depressive symptoms are consistently negatively associated. Although it is often implicitly assumed that (a lack of) self-compassion precedes depressive symptoms, so far no study has tested whether (lack of) self-compassion is a cause or a consequence of depressive symptoms, or both. METHOD To examine such reciprocal...