New Orleans Hope
Since 2007, the Center has trained more than 80 clinicians and community aid workers in mind-body medicine. Center faculty and staff have provided guidance to help participants develop an infrastructure for their work, build relationships with organizations throughout the community, and identify those in the community—most particularly poor and disadvantaged children–who could most benefit from the Center’s model. The Center-trained Leadership Team established
The Mind-Body
Center of Louisiana (MBCLA) in 2009, an independent non-profit
offering ongoing trainings for local health professionals, mind-body
skills groups, research, and assistance with integrating mind-body
medicine into local institutions.
Among the organizations which are integrating the Center’s model in their ongoing work are: Louisiana Public Health Institute ![]() In New Orleans, we have been steeping in grief, loss and trauma. Many of us are stuck in those places. This training has provided me with a path out and with a compass to also guide others out of despair and helplessness. ![]() This whole city as well as relief workers are over stressed and traumatized. By helping provide this training to so many providers, you have helped not just this city but this whole region on its path to becoming whole again … this is some of the strongest healing work I have seen while still presented in an easily understood manner. ![]() |