Rochelle Calvert – 2-Day Training Course on Mindfulness in Therapy: Enhance Your Treatment Strategies for Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, Insomnia, Chronic Pain, Addiction and More!
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- Rochelle Calvert is a member of the faculty.
12 hours and 44 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
Date: July 26, 2018 DescriptionSometimes all that stands between us and our ambitions is a little guidance. This is true for both us as physicians and our clients. You’ve had some mindfulness practice. You’ve read the papers and attended the one-day seminars. You are aware of the advantages, but you are seeking for more. More precise answers to your queries about how to build a mindfulness practice in your therapeutic job. More information about incorporating mindfulness into treatment strategies for specific illnesses such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and addiction. More practice, instruction, and feedback on using mindfulness in specific therapeutic circumstances.
But how are you going to accomplish your aim of incorporating this safe, powerful, and clinically successful tool into your sessions? Watch this Course to obtain the guidance you need with the in-depth instruction that only a multi-day workshop can offer!
This training will answer your concerns about planning and conducting a mindfulness practice with clients, educate you to apply multiple fundamental and advanced mindfulness practices successfully, and give extensive guidance on fitting them into your treatment plans for specific mental health conditions.
This interactive training, which is full with real-life case scenarios, will also provide you the opportunity to practice the mindfulness skills you learn, giving you the confidence and competence you need to use them in your very next session!
Key Advantages of Observing:
Enhance your treatment programs for anxiety, depression, PTSD, sleep, pain, addiction, and other conditions.
Specific mindfulness methods and treatments will be taught and shown interactively.
Learn how to arrange and teach group mindfulness classes using activities and time management advice.
Make the most of each session by incorporating mindfulness into certain therapy circumstances.
Several practice options are available.
Receive constructive criticism to help you develop the skills you need to teach mindfulness in class.
Handouts
Manual – 2-Day Mindfulness in Therapy Training Course: Improve Your Treatment Strategies for Anxiety, Trauma, Depression, Insomnia, Chronic Pain, Addiction, and More! (8.7 MB) Outline of 60 pages available after purchaseMindfulness in Action: Know What You Teach and Teach What You Know
How your own practice influences your teaching
The four pillars of mindfulness
Develop and strengthen your personal daily mindfulness practice.
How to Make Use of Community Support and EducationThe Therapeutic Relationship: Using Mindfulness to Increase Client Trust and Connection
Clinical attention has improved.
Therapist and client affect regulation
Connection with the customer that is sympathetic
Compassionate absence/compassionate presence
Attending the session to support change
Increase your clients’ faith in you.Improve Client Understanding and Motivation with Psychoeducation Techniques
What Mindfulness Is… and Is Not
Vocabulary for mindfulness
Explain mindfulness in several ways—visually, symbolically, and via poetry.
Explain neuroplasticity and transformation to clients to motivate them.
Turn off the automated pilot and choose between reacting and responding.
Evidence for mindfulness, better symptomology, and well-being
Medical/health\sEducation/learning
Behavior/psychological\sRelationalIndividual vs. Group Therapy: Creating Effective Therapeutic Environments
Mindfulness-based group program types
Emotional resonance in a group
Space and time considerations
In the one-on-one clinical session, mindfulness was immediately utilized.
Personalize the practice by determining the appropriate format for your customer.
Take advantage of the personalized session.
Recognize scenarios in which using mindfulness in session may be contraindicated.Answers to Your Logistical Questions About Formal Mindfulness Practices
Mindfulness manifestation
Offering posture, experience, and practice kinds that best serve the customer
Mindfulness is promoted through the use of language that encourages clarity and comprehension.
Form of practice leadership
Leading inquiry-questions to help clients gain a deeper understanding of mindfulnessMindfulness Practices in the Real World: Informal Mindfulness Practices
Daily mindful moments
Brief daily activities practices
Learn how to modify ordinary mindfulness techniques for your client in novel ways.Mindfulness in Session: How to Begin and Maintain Change
Using mindfulness’ foundations and reactivity/patterns to aid in long-term transformation
Identifying common roadblocks and solutions
Providing “antidotes” to sufferingHow to Incorporate Mindfulness into Treatment Plans For:
- Anxiety
Meditation vs. medicine to reduce arousal
Reduce anxiety by focusing on the body.
3-minute breathing exercise
How to Begin a Mindful Walking Practice
Insomnia
Diaphragmatic breathing for better sleep
To combat insomnia, relax the thoughts.
Mindful application of technology
Depression
Manage negative self-talk through mental awareness.
Practicing awareness – dealing with limited energy
Trauma in nature and well-being
Grounding/orienting
Somatic movement and body awareness
RAIN training
Chronic Ache
The most recent study on mindfulness and chronic pain
Acceptance and awareness of current experience
Anxiety caused by pain
Disorders of Eating
Self-control and mindful eating
Sense perception
Types of hunger – eating awareness and effective response
Addiction
Relapse prevention and mindful understanding of triggers
Mindfulness for desire control: urge surfing
Taking in the positive – recognizing the positive occurrences in life ADHD
Practices for concentration and concentrating
Conscious movement
STOP proceduresOngoing Mindfulness: Evaluation, Development, and Support
Examine how well procedures are functioning for the customer.
Adapt, build, and alter your practice path to meet the specific requirements of your clients.
Mindfulness can help you create long-term transformation.Research Limitations and Potential Risks
Precautions to take when teaching mindfulness
Disorder acuity and vulnerability
Considerations and suggestions
Rochelle Calvert, Ph.D., B.C.B.A.-D. Seminars and items that are related: 5 New Mindful Life HabitsNew Mindful Life was founded by Rochelle Calvert (Voth), Ph.D., CMT, SEP, BCBA. She has spent the last 16 years studying mindfulness and teaching lectures, courses, conferences, and retreats. Rochelle teaches Six-Week Introductory Training in Mindfulness (S.I.T. ), Awake in the Wild- Nature-Based Mindfulness retreats, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Mindfulness Based Eating, Mindful Parenting, and Mindfulness Workplace. She also organizes professional mindfulness trainings for therapists and travels the country delivering PESI seminars. In addition, she is a clinical psychologist in private practice in San Diego.
As a psychologist with New Mindful Life, Rochelle provides mindfulness, nature-based treatment, and somatic experience. Her therapy method is teaching people personalized mindfulness practices – both indoors and outdoors – tailored to their specific difficulties in order to promote healing. She also combines mindfulness and nature-based meditation techniques with somatic experience healing (body-based healing through nerve system restructuring). Rochelle has therapeutic specialized training to facilitate the integration of these services for those dealing with life transitions, depression, anxiety, PTSD, pain issues, eating disorders, and families with developmentally delayed children/adults.
Disclosures for Speakers:
Rochelle Calvert works in private practice. PESI, Inc. pays her a speaking honorarium.
Non-financial affiliations include Rochelle Calvert’s membership in the American Psychological Association and the Association for Behavior Analysis.
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