Thematic Coding of Analysis (Participant 1)

Conceptual Comments

Emergent Themes

Subordinate Themes anxiety "jacked up" "bring mindfulness to anxiety" seeking alleviation of suffering - fantasies about the world should be different

Mindfulness

Training and Practice

Mindfulness

Training and Practice correctly "I never thought I was doing it correctly" nonjudgment crying "I never forget the last day of the course, I started crying because I didn't feel better"

[laughs] difficult feelings expectations It's not about eliminating difficult feelings". It's about equanimity" acceptance of the different parts of her- feelings states embodiment struggle, chronic pain, aversion pulling away from discomfort nonjudgmental exploration of self gentle and accepting relationship towards "parts" of a person that were negatively perceived before. avoidance of pain and suffering defensive response motivation for

MBSR "helter skelter"lacking something wishing political situation in our country was different and very upset about the "political situation" alleviation of suffering seeking comfort internal observer

Descriptive Frequency / Importance

Linguistic / Key Words

anxiety' high anxiety lawyer

Conceptual Comments

Emergent Themes

Subordinate Themes lawyer "non woo-woo" prescriptive element to MB and population served "lawyers don't like woo-woo". power

She mentions being a lawyer for twenty years before pursuing a graduate degree in counseling.

"empowering and power to choose" transitional space attention to selfknowing the self goodness of fit attention to the therapeutic relationship we have choices in how we respond regulatory effect experiential component to therapy reactive versus responsive choice feeling in control -mastery space between intersubjectivity mind/body "amygdala hijack" She mentions how the brain is hijacked by emotions and using neuroscience to help her clients understand their emotional responses to stress and anxiety. energy identification with population- MB is a practice and a way of life.

"aliveness" Positive energy is felt makes the shift easily to the emotions felt in her body.

Belief structure grief and loss complicated relationship with mother manifestation of MB in her psychological beingthoughts and feelings attention to the relationship to self short-lived identification knowing the self and vulnerabilities countertransference "strong maternal instinct"

She experiences strong maternal feelings towards certain clients (young females).

She understands her maternal "pulls" towards certain clients soft spots knowing the self

Descriptive Frequency / Importance

Linguistic / Key Words Conceptual Comments

CT "quit biting your nails"

Showing of compassion and understanding of vulnerability maternal feeling "grateful" She explains response to CT and the importance of the relationship in providing an interpretation to client. empathy trauma and neglect

She notes the impact of childhood neglect and trauma and how it impacts an individual

Emergent Themes Subordinate Themes

manifestation of MB in her psychological beingthoughts and feelings

"good enough mother" strong working alliance mutuality - attention to the therapy relationship tension and challenge

"grounding" activated breath and awareness

She wants to be more proactive with grounding herself before certain clients diagnostic material in clinical setting acceptance of vulnerabilities; insight oriented learning to respond differently to anxiety and stress; acceptance of the present moment. journey "fellow travelers" inclusionary statement reducing authoritative stance in clinical practice joining the clientmutuality awareness "cognizant" being in touch with her feelings and thoughts internal observer skills transformation element "quieting the inner critic" "biggest gift of mindfulness to me" a way of life and practice in every day transformative

"Me being reactive means me not being mindful".

She brings the importance of awareness in MB approach.

She wholeheartedly recognizes the benefits of MB and wants to share with others.

Descriptive Frequency / Importance

Linguistic / Key Words Conceptual Comments

Emergent Themes Subordinate Themes love and kindness empathy, curiosity, compassion elements of MB practice -living the practice in her life both personally and professionally fostering of MB attitude compassion towards self and others anxiety

"sometimes I don't feel like meditating" It's stupid. Why would I not want to meditate?" I remember Stephanie Swann telling me one time and I wrote it down: "No matter what I do, things are still the way they are".

MB practice space learning to cope with uncertainty grief and loss space between intersubjectivitythirdness

"It doesn't change the fact that the Supreme Court overruled Row you know, like, it doesn't change that. Like it doesn't mean I should be passive, but it also me being activated isn't going to make a difference".

Repeatedly speaks to the space MB brings to her level of awareness and responses to situations in clinical practice.

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