Ronald D. Siegel – Being Present with Pain

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Ron Siegel, M.D., Faculty
1 hour and 9 minutes
Content Type: Audio/Video
License expires on October 17, 2016 Description

To feel pain is an inevitable part of being alive. Unfortunately, many of our inborn responses to physical and mental anguish only serve to compound our woes and ensnare us in never-ending circles of misery. In this workshop, we will learn how to be fully present with pain in order to break these loops and avoid needless suffering. When both the therapist and the patient are more open to responding to pain in a way that prioritizes flexibility over control and avoidance, a therapeutic presence emerges.

Objectives

Study the neurobiological impact of mindfulness training on painful stimuli produced in the lab.
Chronic pain cycles include mental, emotional, and physical components, which you will now discuss.
Explain how you expect mindfulness will help you break your cycle of chronic pain.

Outline

Mindfulness training’s neurobiological impact on chronic, experimental pain
Including mental, emotional, and behavioral aspects
The ability to be present that comes from helping oneself and others adjust their perspectives on suffering.
Breaking the cycle of chronic pain
Handouts
Downloadable Faculty Manual (3.91 MB)

Clinical Psychologist Dr. Ronald Siegel. Seminars and goods in the same vein: Number 2 Harvard Medical School Associate Professor

For almost 25 years, Dr. Ronald D. Siegel has served as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School. He has been practicing mindfulness meditation for years and is now on the Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy’s Board of Directors and teaching staff. Working for many years in community mental health with inner city children and families, he now maintains a private clinical practice in Lincoln, Massachusetts, where he also lectures about mindfulness, psychotherapy, and mind/body treatment. Dr. Siegel is the co-author of Back Sense, a self-treatment guide that combines Western and Eastern approaches to the treatment of chronic back pain, as well as the co-editor of the widely praised professional text Mindfulness and Psychotherapy and the author of the new, comprehensive guide for general audiences. Common Sense Meditation and Mindfulness Exercises for Everyday Challenges.

Speaker Disclosing Statements

Assistant Clinical Professor at Harvard Medical School and a successful investor, Ronald Siegel has an impressive resume. He currently serves on the teaching staff at the Institute of Meditation and Psychotherapy. Dr. Siegel is compensated by PESI, Inc. for his speaking engagements.

With regard to relationships other than financial ones, Ronald Siegel has none to report.

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