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The 17 pages that link to Mindfulness-based stress reduction, each with the reason it gives.

• MindfulnessBroader topic: It is a prominent modern adaptation of mindfulness for health care.

• AnxietyRelated: Mindfulness practice can change how anxious thoughts and sensations are attended to.

• MeditationBroader topic: It is a prominent secular program adapting meditation for health settings.

• VipassanaCompared with: It adapts mindfulness practices without requiring Vipassana’s Buddhist framework or aims.

• ZenCompared with: Its structured therapeutic use of mindfulness differs from Zen’s Buddhist aims and lineage practices.

• Generalized anxiety disorderRelated: Mindfulness skills can help change responses to anxious thoughts and sensations.

• Buddhist meditationCompared with: It adapts mindfulness practices for clinical settings, generally apart from Buddhist liberation aims.

• Buddhist modernismBroader topic: It translated meditation into a secular therapeutic framework.

• CopingBroader topic: It offers a structured way to practice attention and emotional regulation under stress.

• ShamathaCompared with: It adapts meditation for clinical settings rather than presenting shamatha as a Buddhist path.

• SamathaCompared with: Its clinical curriculum adapts meditation without making samatha's traditional Buddhist framework central.

• Integrative medicineBroader topic: It illustrates a structured mind-body program that can complement medical treatment.

• Psychological stressBroader topic: It is a structured intervention developed to help people respond differently to stress.

• Thích Nhất HạnhCompared with: It offers a clinical adaptation distinct from his explicitly Buddhist teaching tradition.

• Compassion meditationCompared with: It is a prominent secular meditation program with a broader emphasis on mindful awareness.

• Buddhism in the WestBroader topic: It shows how meditation techniques associated with Buddhism were adapted for healthcare.

• Samatha-vipassanāRelated: It adapts selected contemplative practices while setting aside Buddhist liberation aims.