There are a growing number of centres offering MBCT in the context of clinical care and research.

Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (United Kingdom)

A website for MBCT in the United Kingdom with complementary information to this website (MBCT North America) on books, founders, research and workshops.

Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre

Provides training in cognitive therapy, also sells resource materials. Hosts workshops in mindfulness-based approaches for therapists.

The Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice

University of Wales, Bangor, UK.

A centre which carries out both introductory and advanced training in mindfulness teaching.

Ottawa Mindfulness Clinic

Provides treatment and training in mindfulness based clinical care.

Association Suisse de Psychotherapie Cognitive

(ASPCO) features both workshops and professional training in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy.

Site Francophone sur la Pleine Conscience (Mindfulness) en Psychothérapie

French site for Mindfulness and Psychotherapy.

Includes downloadable guided mindfulness meditations in French (mp3 format).

MBCT francophone

An internet discussion group about MBCT for Francophones.

L’Associazione Italiana per la Mindfulness

(AIM) Italian Association for Mindfulness

Per Il Progresso Nella Pratica E Nella Ricerca In Psicoterapia Cognitiva

Features information about Mindfulness training in Italy.

Dr. Pierre Philippot at the Catholic University in Louvain, Belgium

Involved in evaluating Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy for the treatment of tinnitus and also offers training in mindfulness-based clinical care.

Dr. Graham Meadows at Monash University in Victoria, Australia

Conducting a study of Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy and antidepressant medication for patients with recurrent depression.

Dr. Stuart Eisendrath, University of California at San Francisco

Involved in evaluating Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy in patients with treatment resistant depression. Contact the Depression Center at Langley Porter.

Dr. David Wetter at MD Anderson Cancer Center

Modified the MBCT program to develop Mindfulness-Based Treatment for nicotine dependence.

Dr. Alan Marlatt at the University of Washington in Seattle

Modified the MBCT program to develop Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention for Addictions.