What You Will Learn

• Organize and give a didactic presentation on one or more mind-body approaches.
• Demonstrate the ability to lead a mind-body skills group.
• Describe how to deal with different personalities in a group (i.e. people who are withdrawn or who talk excessively).
• Outline how to deal with one’s own psychological issues in the context of a mind-body group.
• Describe ways to regulate the timing of the pace when leading a group.
• Explain how to integrate mind-body medicine into one’s own practice or institution.
• Identify possible ways to establish a mind-body program.

Learning Objectives

• Organize and give a didactic presentation on one or more mind-body approaches.
• Demonstrate the ability to lead a mind-body skills group.
• Describe how to deal with different personalities in a group (i.e. people who are withdrawn or who talk excessively).
• Identify the complexity of dealing with one’s own psychological issues in the context of a mind-body group.
• Describe ways to regulate the timing of the pace when leading a group.
• Develop a clearer perspective on ways to integrate mind-body medicine into one’s own practice or institution.
• Identify possible ways to establish a mind-body program.

Who Should Attend?

Note: participation in this program is available only to persons who completed the Mind-Body Medicine Fundamentals course.

• Physicians and Physician Assistants
• Nurses and Nurse Practitioners
• Psychologists
• Social Workers
• Mental Health and Pastoral Counselors
• Military & Veteran Providers
• Coaches
• Educators
• Massage Therapists
• Yoga Therapists
• Occupational Therapists
• Recreational Therapists
• Physical Therapists
• Dietitians and Nutritionists
• Complementary & Alternative Medicine Professionals
• Other Allied Health Professionals