This video above and guide below were specially formulated to help you be mindful in an “Exposure-Friendly” way.
This one’s a bit different from the average mindfulness practice you might be familiar with. The reason it’s called “Exposure-Friendly” is that it is specially designed to help a person be mindful of whatever they are experiencing, not just attempting to feel better. This is a hallmark of exposure therapy: being able to tolerate distress without engaging in pathological responses (rituals, safety behaviors) that negatively reinforce fear. Distractions and relaxation when facing our fears can backfire (see the research at the end of the Guide). So if we need a different set of tools to face fear, here’s one of them. I hope it helps.
Blessings,
~Justin
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