[Download Now] MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) – Intensive 2-Day Workshop – Diane Renz

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• Give your clients the skills to live in the present, and put stress and pain in new context!
• Learn from an MBSR expert trained by Jon Kabat-Zinn

A note from your speaker.

I am aware that you are interested in healing.

Exploring the various treatment options to facilitate healing upholds the rigor of our profession.

It became clear to me that the symptoms presented by my clients could become their ally if they learned how to relate to them differently.

Whether the problem is. Stress, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, or catastrophic illness The gateway to healing is the presenting problem. It depends on the quality of awareness and relationship applied to the problem. Creating environments for the health of individuals is my life’s work. It’s specifically about the state of mind. The original template is for mindfulness based interventions. Through a new kind of awareness, clients are learning how to access their innate ability for healing.

1. Present the core beliefs of Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) as they relate to clinical treatment.
2. Ascertain the meaning of mindfulness and provide psychoeducation to clients regarding its use for reducing stress and improving mental health.
3. Implement various methods of guided meditation utilized to decrease stress and improve symptomology.
4. Teach clients how to integrate specific mindfulness interventions into their daily lives to alleviate symptoms and improve level of functioning.
5. Consider the use of a “mindful pause” as an intervention to refocus attention and interrupt negative thoughts and ruminations.
6. Practice the process of inquiry and evaluate its ability to enhance client insight and reduce stress.
7. Articulate the effectiveness of MBSR techniques in treating pain, stress, anxiety and panic in clients.
8. Evaluate the use of interpersonal mindfulness in facilitating effective communication and increasing awareness of the client.
9. Appraise the applicability of neuroscience research to stress reduction and ascertain its clinical implications.
10. Determine specific adaptations of MBSR practices that can be utilized to treat symptoms of anxiety, depression, addiction and trauma.
11. Establish MBSR practices that are developmentally appropriate and effective for children and adolescents.
12. Articulate the methods by which MBSR can be interfaced with psychotherapy practices to improve clinical outcomes.

There are foundational principles.

• The Origin of MBSR
• Goals and Principles
• Populations Served
• Assessment and Orientation
• MBSR Ground Rules
• Teacher Competencies

There are themes in the curriculum.

• Class 1-3 Grounding Mindfulness in the Body
• Class 4-5 Stress Reaction versus Response
• Class 6-7 Communication and Interpersonal Mindfulness
• Class 8 Summation and Bringing Mindfulness Home
• All Day Session

Establishing practices for meditation.

• Defining Mindfulness
• Introduce Mindfulness Experientially and Verbally
• 7 Essential Attitudes in Establishing Mindfulness

It is necessary to establish intention and commitment to practice.

• How Intention Determines Outcome
• Language to Guide – Top Down v. Bottom Up
• Reality of the Road to Mindfulness Practice – Overcoming Obstacles

There is guidance in formal practices.

• The Body Scan
• The Sitting Meditation with Awareness of Breath
• Yoga
• Walking Meditation
• Loving-Kindness Meditation
• Practice in Leading a Mindfulness Meditation

It is applied to daily life.

• Creating Home Practices
• Use of Homework
• The S.T.O.P.
• The Three Minute Breathing Space
• Awareness Exercises

Working with Difficulties is a clinical issue.

• The Integrative Functions of MBSR
• Working with Feeling
• Working with Pain and Stress
• Working with Anxiety and Panic
• Application of Neuro-Science Research

It is possible to extract the principles of MBSR for application.

• Anxiety/trauma
• Depression
• Addictions
• Mindfulness as Context, Content and Diagnostic

Communication andMindfulness are related.

• Why Relationship is Number One Stressor
• What is Mindful Communication?
• Aikido as Metaphor in MBSR
• Perceptual Awareness of the Body
• Implicit Bias and the Brain

There are limitations of research and potential risks.

• Various definitions of mindfulness
• Research validity and reliability
• Client may experience initial increase in symptoms
• Special considerations for severe mental illness

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