I of the Other: Mindfulness-based Diagnosis and the Question of Sanity

Since any therapeutic engagement begins with getting to know the mind of an Other, it is appropriate that a holistic revisioning of psychology begin by considering the fundamental knowing we refer to as clinical diagnosis. This involves both critiquing the top-down empiricist approach to psychodiagnosis and presenting a viable and rigorous alternative to the knowing of Other minds. G. Kenneth Bradford is the first psychotherapist to apply a Mindfulness-based approach to psychological assess...