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Objectives :The objective of the study is to examine what effects the Mindf ulness-based stress reduction program can have on Hwa-byung patients. Methods :Ten Hwa-byung patients have participated in this 8-week Mindful ness-based stress reduction program for Hwa-byung. In addition, participants were interviewed regarding the experi ences from the changes during meditation or everyday life. Data were collected though a consumer panel and individua l interviews. Responses were coded using Consensual Qualitative Research (CQR) methodology.Results :The experiences were categorized into 7 domains and divided to 23 categories. Results showed the psychotherapeutic effects of Mindfulness-based stress reduction program, specific ally, positive cognitive changes, emotional stability, and changes in attitude. Also, all participants reported improvemen t of anger management skill and feeling of tranquility. This means that the Mindfulness-based stress reduction program can relieve the symptoms of Hwa-byung.Conclusions :Mindfulness-based stress reduction program makes changes about emotion, physical symptoms, cognition and personal relationship. This program can be applied to psychotherapy for Hwa-byung.Key Words: Mindfulness-based stress reduction, Hwa-byung, Qualitative anal ysis.

Qualitative Analysis of the Experiences in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction(MBSR) on Hwa-Byung Patients