Compassion-Focused Support for Staff in Early Psychosis Services-Presentation Bibliography

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The session bibliography for the topic of Compassion-Focused Support for Staff in Early Psychosis Services includes 12 references. These references cover a range of topics related to compassion, self-compassion, and compassion-focused therapy. Some of the key points from these references include:<br /><br />- Compassion-Focused Therapy training for healthcare educators and providers can increase self-compassion and reduce self-persecution and self-criticism (Beaumont et al., 2016).<br />- Compassionate care is important in healthcare, but there may be a gap between theory and reality (Cole-King & Gilbert, 2011).<br />- Narratives of compassion in organizations can be important for fostering a compassionate culture (Frost et al., 2000).<br />- Perceived organizational threat can impact the ability to show compassion for others (Henshall et al., 2018).<br />- Compassion-focused approaches can be helpful in working with distressing voices (Heriot-Maitland et al., 2019).<br />- Compassion-focused therapy can be beneficial for relating to voices in psychosis (Heriot-Maitland & Russell, 2018).<br />- Attachment themes play a role in compassion-focused therapy for psychosis (Heriot-Maitland & Kennedy, 2019).<br />- Compassion-focused therapies have emerged and can be effective in promoting compassion (Kirby & Gilbert, 2017).<br />- Compassion training can lead to positive affect and functional neural plasticity (Klimecki et al., 2013).<br />- The presence of compassion at work can have positive consequences (Lilius et al., 2008).<br />- Compassion meditation can enhance empathic accuracy and related neural activity (Mascaro et al., 2013).<br />- Mindfulness, self-compassion, and empathy are important for healthcare professionals (Raab, 2014).<br /><br />These references provide a comprehensive understanding of the importance of compassion-focused support for staff in early psychosis services and can be used as a basis for further research or as a guide for implementing compassionate care practices.

Keywords

Compassion-Focused Support

Early Psychosis Services

Compassion

Self-Compassion

Compassion-Focused Therapy

Healthcare Educators

Compassionate Care

Distressing Voices

Psychosis

Attachment Themes