Internship Program

• Provide an opportunity to deepen your understanding of mind-body medicine, group process and yourself.
• Encourage self-reflection and increased awareness of group process and group facilitation skills through observation of the faculty and as a member of the group.
• Allow space to reflect on group facilitation without the responsibility of being the group leader. The intern will engage in the process of paying attention to what comes up in herself as she shadows and participates as a group member.
• Allow the opportunity to connect and learn from faculty through mentoring and shared learning opportunities. Interns will discuss the dynamics of the group with the faculty and have an opportunity to ask questions following the group sessions.
• Provide a supportive community and opportunity for additional growth and development.

1. Initial phone consultation session with Internship Supervisor approximately one
   month before the training session. This will be a group conference call with the Internship Supervisor and all interns participating at the upcoming training program. In this session, you will review your goals for internship, and receive general information about the upcoming training and internship experience.
2. Interns will attend the complete Mind-Body Medicine Professional Training Program, including large group lectures and small group sessions.
3. Interns will be encouraged to journal during the week to reflect on their process as group members and observations of their faculty’s group facilitation, as well as journaling on anything else that is coming up for them during the week.
4. Interns will attend and participate in the faculty supervision meetings.
5. Interns will attend the faculty dinners.
6. Interns will have the opportunity to interact with faculty and discuss shared interests.
7. Interns will meet with Dr. James Gordon, Founder and Director of CMBM and the Internship Supervisor for a group meeting during the training.
8. Interns will have a post-program group conference call with the Internship Supervisor 2-4 weeks after the training to check-in and share how they have integrated their learning and experiences from the Internship.

$1,375 (payment plans available)

Cost includes:

• Tuition to the Professional Training Program in Mind-Body Medicine
• Lunches and dinners at the faculty supervision meeting each evening
• All meetings with the Internship Supervisor
• Meeting with James Gordon, MD, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of CMBM

Cost does not include other meals, accommodations or travel expenses if the training is in-person. If in-person training, we may be able to offer room sharing options to help you with the costs. Please consult us for the starting and ending time of faculty meetings before arranging your travel.

Completion of Certification in Mind-Body Medicine Program.

Please apply by submitting the form at the bottom of the page to be considered for enrollment for an upcoming Professional Training Program in Mind-Body Medicine (we update the application as trainings are scheduled). Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Please note that space is very limited and the number of interns may vary from year to year.

Faculty supervision meetings are to be kept confidential. In an effort to facilitate a positive experience for its program attendees, CMBM reserves the right to remove from attendance and from enrollment at any current or upcoming CMBM event or activity, anyone whose actions, in CMBM’s discretion and judgment, are disruptive or would interfere with the program or the attendees. In such circumstances, CMBM retains the description to grant or withhold refunds of registrations, fees in full or in part.

Please contact us at certification@cmbm.org.