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PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
The Center for Mindful Living is pleased to offer
workshops and seminars designed for health care
practitioners. Our offerings include professional
development seminars, some with continuing education
credits, and retreats to enhance personal well being and
the integration of mindfulness into one's professional
life. In additional to our scheduled programs we are
available for individual professional consulting. Please
contact the Center for more
information.
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MINDFULNESS-BASED COGNITIVE THERAPY-TEACHER
TRAINING INTENSIVE
June 17-22, 2012
Toronto, Canada
Details and registration- Toronto
and
October 14-19, 2012
Omega Institute, Rhinebeck, NY
Details and registration-
Omega
Facilitators:
Char Wilkins, LCSW and
Susan Woods, LICSW.
This program is an advanced training for those
professionals who have facilitated at least one MBCT
group and who have an established personal mindfulness
practice. The program is designed to cultivate an
in-depth exploration of the themes, practices and
exercises embedded in the MBCT curriculum and to foster
sustained attentiveness to personal practice. The
training is highly interactive and highlights the
necessity of personal practice as a platform from which
to teach.
MINDFUL EATING, CONSCIOUS LIVING:
A 5 DAY PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
August 4-9, 2012
Chapin Mill Retreat Center, Rochester, NY
Sponsored by the University of California at San Diego,
Center for Mindfulness
Details and registration
Facilitators:
Jan Chozen Bays, MD and
Char Wilkins, LCSW
This 5-day intensive, experiential
program is intended for
professionals wishing to incorporate
mindful eating and supportive
mindfulness-related practices in
their one-on-one clinical practice
and/or into group work. The program
was designed for clinicians in
mental health or healthcare fields
and clinicians-in-training in these
fields. his program can be useful to
therapists and counselors as a way
to understand experientially,
through the lens of mindfulness, the
unique opportunity that eating and
food provide as gateways to
self-awareness and understanding for
those who experience anxiety,
depression, abuse, stress and/or
illness.
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