Mindful Self-Compassion Workshop for professionals Part 2-Sydney

Mindful Self-Compassion-Part 2: 3-day workshop

To attend this workshop you need to have previously completed Mindfulness and Self-Compassion 2-day workshop (part 1 of the Mindful Self-Compassion program).

Give yourself the gift of Mindful Self-Compassion for a better personal and work life!

Mindful Self-Compassion is an outstanding workshop! This program consists of extending didactic and experiential training exercises in mindfulness and self-compassion, to improve personal lives and professional skills. The aim is to continue to learn the powerful practices of Mindfulness and Self-Compassion from inside out: that is by applying Mindful Self-Compassion in our lives, we can better use it in our professional work for more effective engagement and interventions.

The applications of mindfulness and self-compassion are revolutionalising mental health. Mindfulness allows us to stand back, to see what is, to pause and choose again, to re-wire the brain. Self-Compassion is about being present with connection and warmth during times of pain and struggles. When we combine mindfulness and self-compassion, we transform how we relate to ourselves and our difficulties in a most profound way to facilitate change and healing. Mindful Self-Compassion is about learning to ease difficult emotions, care for others compassionately and be more fully ourselves in our roles.

Rapidly expanding research shows that mindfulness and self-compassion are strongly associated with emotional well-being, lower levels of anxiety, depression, and pain as well as better healthy habits such as diet and exercise, more satisfying personal relationships and enhanced self-care.

The research indicates that health professionals specifically benefit from interventions that increase their mindfulness and self-compassion because it strengthens their relationships with clients/patients, reduces the chances of empathetic distress fatigue and burnout and increase their resilience and well-being.

In this workshop you will be presented evidence-based strategies to manage stress, anxiety, depression, pain, shame and other conditions but as well you will be introduced to micro self-care practices to present burnout. At the end of the workshop you will feel refreshed and revitalised.

Participation in this program has been extraordinary; thousands of health professionals, around the world have attended similar workshops since 2013. Mindful Self-Compassion was developed by Christopher K. Germer, leader in the integration of compassion and psychotherapy and Kristin Neff, pioneering researcher in the field of self-compassion. In this one program, they have successfully integrated concepts and practices from Mindfulness(MBSR, MBCT, DBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy(ACT), Compassionate mind training + Compassion-Focused Therapy(CFT) and Cognitive Therapy(CBT) as well as Positive Psychology.

This 3-day program will enable you to:

• Practice mindfulness and self-compassion in daily life
  • Understand the science of self-compassion and well-being
  • Handle difficult emotions with greater ease, acceptance and resilience
  • Motivate yourself with understanding and kindness rather than harsh criticism
  • Transform challenging relationships, old and new
  • Manage compassion fatigue and burnout
  • Practice the art of savoring and self-appreciation
  • Teach simple mindfulness and self-compassion practices to clients, patients and students

This is an experiential journey in self-kindness.

This is a non-residential workshop, however the venue “The Centre” offer a limiter number of low cost accommodation. If you wish to book for accommodation we recommend to ring them directly as soon as possible (02) 9398 2211.

Completing the program fulfils a prerequisite for becoming a Mindful Self-Compassion teacher.

You will be given a CPD certificate of attendance for 18 hours

For more information about this workshop or other workshops please visit our website: www.mindfulpath.com.au

or contact us by sending an email to: [email protected]