Relational Mindfulness

Roberto Arístegui is a psychologist and professor at the School of Medicine, Universidad de Chile, and former director of the master's program in Relational Mindfulness and Wellbeing Practices of the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile. Dr. Arístegui has graduated in psychology at the Pontificia Universidade Católica de Chile, holds a PhD in philosophy from Universidad de Chile and a PhD in Social Sciences from the Tilburg University, the Netherlands. He is a mindfulness instructor certified by the Instituto EsMindfulness, Spain, and a clinical psychologist specialized in experiential psychotherapy. Javier García Campayo is a psychiatrist in the Hospital Universitario Miguel Servet, Spain, full professor at the School of Medicine, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain, and director of the master's program in Mindfulness at the same institution. Dr. Campayo graduated in medicine and obtained his PhD in psychiatry from Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain, and has conducted post-doctoral studies at McGill University, Montréal, Canada, with Professor Lawrence Kirmayer, to work on Transcultural Psychiatry. He is a past president of the Spanish Society of Psychosomatic Medicine. Patricio Barriga serves as International Relations Coordinator and Senior Instructor with the Institute for Mindful Leadership, USA. He has been developing his Mindful Leadership experience for the last ten years. He is a qualified Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction teacher receiving his training from the Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Healthcare and Society, University of Massachusetts Medical School, and he is a qualified Mindful Leadership Senior Instructor, receiving his training from the Institute for Mindful Leadership.

1. Fundamentals of Relational Mindfulness.- 2. The Skillful Art of "Heartfulness" and "Kindfulness" in Relational Buddhism.- 3. Radical Presence: A Relational Alternative to Mindfulness.- 4. Recovering the Phenomenological and Intersubjective Nature of Mindfulness through the Enactive Approach.- 5. Relationship Enactive Perspective as a Principle of Relational Mindfulness.- 6. The Contribution of Francisco Varela to the Emergency of a New Paradigm in Social Sciences and the Practice of Relational Mindfulness.- 7. Mindfulness-Based Compassionate Living: Cultivating Relationality with "Heartful Mind" and "Mindful Heart".- 8. Mindfulness, Compassion, and Embodiment Practices in Contemplative Psychotherapy: Shifting Self-Enclosed Processing to Relational Processing at All Levels of the Human Mind-Brain.- 9. Mindfulness as Relational Ethics.- 10. Mindfulness for the Development of Relational Therapeutic Skills for Health Professionals.- 11. Mindfulness as an Embodied Relational Resource inPsychotherapy.- 12. Relational Mindfulness, Attachment and Deconstruction of the Self.- 13. Relational Awareness: A Stepping-Stone towards Flourishing Organizations.- 14. Mindfulness  and the Generative Perspective: A Dialogue/Virtuous Circle.