Rod Mullen and Mary Stanton, M.Ed, LADAC

Rod Mullen is the President/ CEO and Founding Director of Amity Foundation (www.amityfdn.org). Graduating in 1966 from the University of California, Berkeley, Mullen has worked in the treatment field for over 40 years. Although primarily an administrator, he has extensive experience providing counseling, program design and implementation, conducting workshops and retreats within Amity, and providing training and consultation for other agencies. Mullen is the director and videographer of numerous video productions, author of extensive publications, and has presented and lectured both nationally and internationally on a variety of subjects related to treatment and the Therapeutic Community. Mary Stanton, senior counselor with Amity Foundation, began her diverse professional career in 1976 as a research technician after receiving her BS in biochemistry and math from the University of New Mexico. Later, as the mother of three sons, she changed careers to teaching, completing her graduate coursework in Education and Library Science. Stanton taught high school and worked as a school librarian for a total of 14 years prior to entering the counseling profession. During the five years she has been with Amity Foundation, Stanton has worked in a variety of capacities including counseling and training, developing and implementing new programs, grant writing, and writing for Amity’s websites (www.circletreeranch.org and www.amityfdn.org).

Integration of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy into the Therapeutic Community: Implications for Treatment of Addiction and Co-occurring Disorders

Written By: Rod Mullen and Mary Stanton, M.Ed, LADAC Date: February 5th, 2009. Topic: Dual Diagnosis.

The impetus for the groundbreaking implementation of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) into the Therapeutic Community (TC) came from Amity Foundation’s interest in providing innovative therapies which help to unravel the complex knots that addictions and co-occurring disorders create. In this article we describe the theoretical basis of MBCT and outline methods of implementing this approach [...]

Rod Mullen and Mary Stanton, M.Ed, LADAC

Integration of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy into the Therapeutic Community: Implications for Treatment of Addiction and Co-occurring Disorders

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