Compassion, particularly compassion toward oneself, positively impacts our mental health and overall well-being. So why is it sometimes so difficult to be compassionate towards ourselves and others? In The Compassionate Mind, Paul Gilbert explores why the human mind automatically favors high reactivity to perceived threats and presents a new therapeutic program, compassion focused therapy, that readers can use to restore happiness and relaxation to their lives. The first part of this book presents Gilbert's fascinating research into the conflicts created by the diverging evolution of brain 'design' and society. Because society evolves so much more quickly than the human brain, humanity must contend with the brain's tendencies toward excessive anxieties and fears. These fears once protected us from physical threats, but are significantly less useful in modern life. Currently, compassion is often dismissed as a weakness; Gilbert explains that it actually implies motivation to care and a capacity for sympathy that requires great mental strength. The second part of The Compassionate Mind offers a range of practical exercises based in cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), Buddhist psychology, attachment theory, and affective neuroscience that readers can do to develop self-compassion and alleviate emotional distress caused by anxiety, depression, and other common mental health issues.
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我們人類被設計成適應傳遞基因的種族，並沒有被設計成適應現代生活的種族，瞭解到這一點是就能更好地以compassion的態度對待自己和他人。
评分我們人類被設計成適應傳遞基因的種族，並沒有被設計成適應現代生活的種族，瞭解到這一點是就能更好地以compassion的態度對待自己和他人。
评分我們人類被設計成適應傳遞基因的種族，並沒有被設計成適應現代生活的種族，瞭解到這一點是就能更好地以compassion的態度對待自己和他人。
评分我們人類被設計成適應傳遞基因的種族，並沒有被設計成適應現代生活的種族，瞭解到這一點是就能更好地以compassion的態度對待自己和他人。
评分我們人類被設計成適應傳遞基因的種族，並沒有被設計成適應現代生活的種族，瞭解到這一點是就能更好地以compassion的態度對待自己和他人。
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