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Drumming and Mindfulness Integrations into an Evidence-Based Group Intervention
Authors:D Mark Ragg  Jacquie Soulliere  Michael Turner
Institution:1. Eastern Michigan University, Eastern Michigan University, School of Social Work, Ypsilanti, MI, USA;2. Community Cares Services, Community Cares Services, Lincoln Park, MI, USA
Abstract:Community mental health, to protect the integrity of service to a highly vulnerable population, has sought to increase the use of evidence-based practice. However, most evidence-based practices have a narrow scope challenging the breadth of effectiveness with consumers with higher levels of comorbidity. This article explores the use of mindfulness and drumming integrated into an evidence-based program: Seeking Safety. In response to the challenges of conducting a cognitive-focused intervention for members diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder, addictions, and co-occurring severe/persistent mental illness, mindfulness principles and drumming are used to help manage the emotional needs of group members. This article outlines the foundational principles supporting the group program.
Keywords:group intervention  trauma  comorbid conditions  drum circles  mindfullness
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