Mary NurrieStearns – Yoga & Mindfulness: Clinical Interventions for Anxiety, Depression and Trauma
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Copyright: February 1st, 2019Yoga and mindfulness treatments promote health and pleasure by embracing neuroscience, neuroplasticity, bi-directional body/mind communication, and intrinsic fundamental goodness principles. These evidence-based activities have been shown to relieve anxiety, soothe unpleasant emotions, replace harmful ideas, promote compassion, improve focus, and teach the benefits of present-moment awareness.
Watch Mary NurrieStearns to learn how to teach your clients how to:
Control their emotions
Consider their ideas.
Kindness to oneself and others
Concentrate on fostering wellbeing.Mary’s teaching style is lighthearted and relevant to your profession as an excellent presenter. This video focuses on how to incorporate yoga and mindfulness as therapeutic resources in your day-to-day work, and is infused with practical, clinical examples and practices that you may attempt for yourself. You will go away from the recording with a better knowledge and skill set to help yourself and your clients.
Don’t pass up this opportunity to learn from Mary’s expertise as an established Yoga Therapy leader.
Handouts
Yoga & Mindfulness Manual (11.72 MB)
Outline 59 Pages Available After Purchase
The Neuroscience of Mind-Body Unity
Making therapeutic changes through neuroplasticity
The brain and emotional motivation systems are triune.
The brain’s negativity bias
Mindfulness for appreciating goodness
Epigenetics, social neuroscience, and psychoeducationYoga and mindfulness as Evidence-Based Clinical Interventions
A Mind-Body-Spirit ApproachProcessing in the Brain
Relationship is Mindfulness
Mindfulness has two wings.
Compassionate Relationship is HealingFind Courage in the Face of Anxiety, Panic, and Fear
Change your focus from terrified expectation of the future to the present now.
Reduce anxiety quickly with movement meditations.
Breathing exercises to lessen the flight/fight/freeze stress reaction
Anxiety yoga practiceTrauma Transformation Through Posttraumatic Growth
Stages 1 and 2 of healing
Emotional control abilities
Improve your mind’s ability to concentrate, notice, and choose.
Approaching suffering in ways that promote healing
Create your inner refuge.
Resolving feelings of shame and unworthiness
Concerning the inner critic
Compassion for oneself can help treatment aims.
Mantras for solace Chanting and singing to relax the body and appreciate the present moment
Yoga therapy for emotional traumaThe Road to Recovery from Depression
Four-step strategy for seeing and detaching from depressive thoughts
Create nonjudgmental observing “Naming” ideas – Leave the past in the past.
Methods for concentrating on the present moment
Yoga therapy for depression
FacultyMSW, LCSW, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500 Mary NurrieStearns Seminars and items related to: 9
Mary NurrieStearns, MSW, LCSW, C-IAYT, educates clinicians how to bring mindfulness techniques, brain-based protocols for healing shame, and office-based yoga back to their clients through seminars and retreats. These evidence-based therapeutic therapies advance therapy by restoring healthy nervous system functioning, enhancing emotional control, and nurturing healthier cognitive patterns. Mary’s customers and pupils have benefited from both mindfulness and yoga practices.
Mary informs participants on the most recent research findings and brings together the work of mental health specialists who support both disciplines (i.e. Bessel van der Kolk, Jon Kabat-Zinn). She draws on her 37 years of experience as a mental health professional counselor as well as her 27 years of meditation and yoga practice. She is a qualified yoga therapist, an experienced yoga instructor, and an ordained member of Thich Naht Hahn’s Order of Interbeing.
Mary is the author of 78 Brain-Changing Mindfulness & Yoga Practices for Healing Anxiety, Depression, and Unworthiness (PESI, 2018), Yoga for Anxiety with Rick NurrieStearns (New Harbinger, 2010), Yoga for Emotional Trauma with Rick NurrieStearns (New Harbinger, 2013), Yoga Mind – Peaceful Mind with Rick NurrieStearns (New Harbinger, 2015), and Daily Meditations for Healing and Happiness (PESI, 2016).
Mary is a former editor of Personal Transformation magazine and the co-editor of Soulful Living (Hci, 1999).
She has created yoga DVDs for emotional trauma and despair.
Mary teaches all across the country.
Disclosures for Speakers:
Mary NurrieStearns is a lawyer with a private practice. As an author for New Harbinger’s Publishing, she earns royalties. PESI, Inc. provides Ms. NurrieStearns with a speaking honorarium.
Mary NurrieStearns does not have any relevant nonfinancial relationships to declare.
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