NICABM – How to Apply Mindfulness to Your Clinical Work

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Mindfulness Work Strategies from Experts

Mindfulness is effective.

It can assist customers in reducing stress, optimizing learning, and improving relationships.

Furthermore, studies indicates that mindfulness alters the brain.

However, recognizing what mindfulness can achieve and assisting people in putting it into practice frequently needs talent.

Mindfulness practice is straightforward, yet it is not always simple.

So we created a curriculum with this goal in mind – to provide you with professional viewpoints and practical methods for working more effectively with mindfulness…

… in almost every clinical situation, regardless of the goals you’re aiming for.

How to Incorporate Mindfulness into Your Clinical Work
How Mindfulness Can Alter the Brain and Body

Dr. Daniel Siegel

Mindfulness and DNA: How It Can Increase Telomerase Levels and Alter Chromosomes
What Being Present Means and How It Improves Health and Happiness
How to Develop a Mindful Trait from a Mindful State
How Mindfulness Can Help Integrate the Brain Why What You Do With Your Mind Changes the Structure of Your Brain
Finding the True Self Through Mindfulness and the Gateways to Refuge

Dr. Tara Brach

The One Thing Every Practitioner Must Do to Assist Clients in Returning to Their True Self
How Mindfulness Can Assist Us in Reducing Reactivity
Four Subtle False Refuges That Are Difficult to Recognize Why False Refuges Look So Enticing
How to Discover the Aliveness and Tenderness of the Present Moment
How the Sacred Art of Pausing Can Assist Clients in Breaking Bad Habits
Recognizing That Beliefs Are Real But Not True
Why Is Mindfulness the Best Strategy for Regaining Wholeness?
Suffering Can Help You Grow Love and Compassion

Dr. Jack Kornfield

How Mindfulness Training Helps to Heal Brokenness
Why Over-Identification with a Role Can Cause Extensive Suffering
How to Break Free from the Past Using Mindfulness and Loving Awareness
Thinking “Skillfully”: Using Mindfulness to Resolve Conflict
How to Overcome Feelings of Unworthiness, Shame, and Guilt
Why Do We Need to Approach Our Work with a Beginner’s Mind?
Dialectical Behavior Therapy: A Novel Approach to Treating Negative Emotions

Dr. Marsha Linehan

Mindfulness Practices to Assist Your Clients in Coping with Stress and Difficult Situations
Dialectical Behavior Therapy’s Three Essential Skills
Why Is It Ineffective to Focus on Change in the Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder?
Why Is Dialectical Behavior Therapy So Effective in Combating Suicidal Thoughts?
Obesity and Dialectical Behavior Therapy: Treating the Behavior, Not the Biology
How to Assist Others in Connecting to Loving Awareness: Increasing Our Ability to Give and Receive Unconditional Love

Dr. Ram Dass

Why Is Unconditional Love So Difficult to Give and Receive?
How Mindfulness Can Help Us Break Free From “Roles” and Improve Healing
Why Can Health Issues Sharpen Attunement?
How to Love Even People You Hate
How to Assist Patients in Overcoming Their Fear of Aging
Why Mindful Living Prepares Us for Death Deconstructing Death: How Mindfulness Can Assist People in Dealing with Life’s Ultimate Transition

Dr. Joan Halifax

GRACE – Five Steps to Developing Compassion When Your Attention Is Split
Why Practitioners Must Regulate Their Own Suffering Response in Order to Help Their Patients
An Exercise in Groundedness: How to Improve Concentration, Calm, and Strength Healing Fictions: What They Are and How They Affect Treatment
The Art of Sitting When We Don’t Know How to Look Past Our Biases in Order to Serve With Openness

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