That’s why we invited Mindfulness Jon Kabat is an expert-Zinn, Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach will join us. Ron Siegel, Connirae Andres, Christopher Germer, and Connirae Andreas will also be joining us. for 6 lively discussions about the nuts-And-Bolts for integrating MindfulnessIncorporate evidence-based practices into your clinical practice.
Mindfulness Meets Clinical Practice – A New Paradigm for Healing
The rising popularity of Mindfulness This has not only led to an increased awareness of the therapeutic conversation’s power to deepen it, but also raised a host of questions about how to best use it in the therapeutic context.
That’s why we invited Mindfulness Jon Kabat is an expert-Zinn, Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach will join us. Ron Siegel, Connirae Andres, Christopher Germer, and Connirae Andreas will also be joining us. for 6 lively discussions about the nuts-And-Bolts for integrating MindfulnessIncorporate evidence-based practices into your clinical practice.
Mindfulness Meets Clinical Practice: A New Paradigm for Healing Is a 6-Online course that will deepen your understanding about how and why Mindfulness Works in clinical practice, and introduces you the Mindfulness-based approaches and tools that can transform your practice—and your life.
What’s the Promise of Mindfulness for Your Clinical Practice?
As you integrate, imagine your practice evolving. MindfulnessYou can combine evidence-based practices with current approaches. Think about the benefits to your clients—relief from stress, anxiety, depression, and pain. You can envision improved outcomes when you customize. Mindfulness-based approaches to your clients’ specific needs. Imagine talking with your clients about the many benefits of Mindfulness They can understand it in a way they can actually comprehend.
This is it-new online course—Mindfulness Meets Clinical Practice—This book provides the information and insight that you need in order to transform your practice. It includes:
A A wide range of MindfulnessThere are many evidence-based options that you can use in your clinical practice
Which strategies are most effective? for Specific situations and symptoms
These tools are powerful for increasing clients’ capacity for Living more fully in this moment
Correcting the misconceptions and distortions that have accompanied this extraordinary explosion in interest Mindfulness
The role of Mindfulness As an antidote against digital overstimulation or cybertrance, practice
How to handle clients’ questions about spirituality in the ordinary context of clinical treatment
Best practices for making sure that changes experienced in clinical settings transfer into clients’ everyday lives
Here’s What You’ll Learn from These Mindfulness Leaders
The Power of Mindfulness Practice
Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D.
Learn how to increase the power of fully engaged awareness through your life and work with the most prominent figure in the field. Mindfulness movement. These topics will be covered:
• Debunking popular myths about Mindfulness
• Distinguishing Mindfulness As an experiential practice, rather than a spiritual concept
• Understanding the role of “mind wandering” The “default mode network” In our everyday consciousness
• How to reclaim our lives from our limiting identity stories as we embrace our embodied awareness in the present moment
Jon Kabat-Zinn is internationally well-known for His work as a scientist and bestselling author was a highlight of his career. Mindfulness Meditation teacher. He’s professor of medicine emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Medical School where he founded its world-Reputation Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Clinic and its Center for Mindfulness In Medicine, Health Care, and Society.
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Psychotherapy: Creating a sacred space
Jack Kornfield Ph.D.
Discover new ways to address the larger issues of purpose and meaning that often lie at the edge of the therapeutic conversation by incorporating rituals that invoke life’s larger mysteries. One of the field’s most respected Buddhist practitioners will discuss how to:
• Use rituals to enhance the experience of safety, communion, and soulfulness in therapy
• Introduce grounding and cleansing practices as well as a variety of spiritual traditions to deepen the impact of trauma treatment
• Bring poetry, myths, and storytelling into the therapeutic conversation
• Address issues of morality and virtue issues in the treatment room
Jack Kornfield founded the Insight Meditation Society. He is also a founder teacher at the Spirit Rock Center. He has also led International Buddhist Teacher Meetings with Dalai Lama. His books were translated into 20 languages. They include The Art of Forgiveness And Bringing Home the Buddha: Awakening Right There
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Cultivating Non-Dual Awareness
Connirae Andreas, Ph.D.
Here’s a chance to experience an alternative to traditional meditation that’s helped people with insomnia, relationship issues, difficult emotions, and much more. You’ll learn:
• Concrete, step-By-Step practices for dissolving the common sense of self
• Exercises that help clients achieve deep relaxation and a resetting of the nervous system
• A This process naturally melts away many problems that once seemed intractable
• Techniques for Gaining greater access to natural wisdom and compassion, humor, creativity, and creativity
Connirae Andrews has been teaching and developing Neurotechnologies.-Linguistic Programming for 30 years. She’s best known for Her work in Core Transformation, a gentle transformation method that reveals states of oneness and peace, was a result of her efforts.
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Fiction of the Self
Ron Siegel, Psy.D.
Explore a provocative alternative that we all use everyday-Absorption is a practical application of the Buddhist concept. AnattaOr not-Self, to allow clients to:
• Develop a broader sense of self, challenging the role of “authenticity” And “being true to oneself” As therapeutic goals
• Transform the fundamental nature of their internal conversations and personal identity
• Embrace “insignificance” As a way to both deal with loss and enter more fully into the present moment
• Understand the of pitfalls of bringing anatta In the therapy room, including the dangers associated with the bypassing of emotional vulnerability
Ron Siegel is an assistant clinical psychologist of psychology at Harvard Medical School and the author of The Mindfulness Solution: Everyday Practices for Everyday Problemscoeditor of Mindfulness Psychotherapy, and coauthor Sitting together: Skills for Mindfulness-Based Psychotherapy.
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Escape from the Cybertrance
Tara Brach, Ph.D.
The digital world has created an alternative reality that has changed our relationship to our senses, bodies, as well as our notion of ourselves. Learn how to help clients understand and challenge the power of the cyberworld.
• Enhancing their ability to pause and deepen their experience of presence in the world
• Recognizing the trancelike quality of digital reality and how to awaken from it
• Exploring the psychology of boredom and how it keeps us from being fully connected to the moment
• Developing a cyber-Digital technology can be used to guide your daily life and maximize its positive effects.
Tara Brach founded Insight Meditation Communities of Washington, DC. In addition to numerous articles, videos, and hundreds of recorded talks, she’s the author of Radical Acceptance And True Refuge: Finding Peace & Freedom in Your Own Awakened Heart.
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The Power of Self-Compassion
Christopher Germer, Ph.D.
Explore the growth and development of the self-Complementary to traditional role, compassion movement Mindfulness In therapeutic practice. You’ll learn:
• How to distinguish mindfulness from self-Selflessness and compassion-Self-compassion is the best form of compassion-Pity
• The fundamental principles and practices of self-As an antidote, compassion training is a great option. for Shame
• How to help clients develop alternatives to the unholy trinity of self-criticism, self-Self-insemination and isolation-Absorption
• How to create a culture of heartfelt kindness in the consulting room and equip clients with concrete tools to make therapy more portable between sessions
Christopher Germer is a psychologist who specializes on mindfulness and compassion.-Psychotherapy based on the principles of psychotherapy. He’s a founding member of the Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy. A Harvard Medical School psychologist, author of The Mindful Way to Self-Compassion, and coeditor Psychotherapy: Deepening Wisdom and Compassion Mindfulness In Clinical Practice.
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Plus, listen to a Q&Aamp;A Call recording
Hugh Byrne, Ph.D. and Ron Siegel.
Are you ready to bridge that gap between the promise and the reality? Mindfulness Its application in your clinical practice You Can.
Learning what Fits Your Schedule:
Any of the following videos is available to view: 6 video sessions plus all bonus materials Online at your convenience, at your own pace. You’ll have unlimited access for You can download the audio or video files for one year. for Learn on the move!
Add the complete Transcripts, session materials, bonus materials and audio and video downloads You can add it to your reference library so you can watch it again and again.
Collaborate with other professionals in the field online community Chat boards and online forums. Use chat boards and online forums to share your reactions, exchange ideas, pose questions, or network with your peers.
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