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Therapeutic approach

Mindfulness & CFT

Mindfulness & Compassion-Focused Therapy

Cultivates present-moment awareness and a kinder inner voice — drawing on mindfulness-based therapy and compassion focused therapy (CFT).

Mindfulness and compassion-focused therapy at Succoris Psychology

Key information you should know

  • Brings together mindfulness-based therapy and compassion focused therapy (CFT).
  • Helps reduce rumination and develop a steadier, kinder relationship with yourself.
  • Often used for anxiety, depression, stress, and low self-esteem.

Mindfulness-based therapy and Compassion Focused Therapy (CFT) help you relate to difficult thoughts and feelings with more awareness and less self-criticism. Both are evidence-informed and often used together in practice.

Mindfulness-based work cultivates present-moment awareness and acceptance, which can reduce the pull of rumination and worry. You learn to notice experiences with more steadiness instead of automatically fighting them.

CFT focuses on self-compassion and a kinder inner voice, especially when shame, self-criticism, or a harsh inner critic are prominent. It draws on how the mind's threat, drive, and soothing systems interact.

Succoris clinicians use these approaches for anxiety, depression, stress, and low self-esteem, adapted to your goals and pace.

Psychologists who use this approach

12 Succoris clinicians draw on Mindfulness & CFT in their practice.

Unsure which approach is right for you?

Our team will help you find a psychologist and approach that fits your situation. You can browse clinicians who use Mindfulness & CFT, book online, or contact us for a confidential discussion.