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MIND – contemplative neuroscience training for psychotherapists and mental health professionals

MIND – contemplative neuroscience training for psychotherapists and mental health professionals

by Administrator / Thursday, 16 August 2018 / Published in Ads for Training, Classifieds

mind  contemplative neuroscience training for psychotherapists and mental health professionals

DATES:                     Thursday evenings, September 13th, 20th, 27th and October 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th and Sunday, October 7th from 10 am to 4 pm (retreat)

Times:                      7 pm to 9.30 pm Thursdays

Hours:                      24 hours

VENUE:                    The Mindfulness Clinic, 10 Merrion Square, Dublin 2

COST:                      €350 includes certificate, therapeutic cards, notes, lunch.

FACILITATOR:        Gerry Cunningham, MIAHIP

As more and more therapists and mental health professionals are learning about interpersonal neurobiology and contemplative practices, there is an increasing desire to translate theoretical and philosophical principles into practical applications for use with clients.

“An outstanding course, essential training for every mental health professional.  The depth and quality of interventions have reignited my therapeutic practice and presence with enhanced awareness ­­­­­for appropriate interventions for application with different clients.  Creative, inspiring, practical with robust correlations to the origins of psychotherapy, wisdom traditions and the latest studies from neuroscience”.  Psychotherapist, June 2018.

Mind is a new programme which will help reinvigorate your practice as a mental health professional with the latest findings from neurobiology, contemplative science, and evidence-based psychotherapy.   A broad range of psychological and interpersonal issues will be addressed including Bipolar Affective Disorder, attachment, emotion, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, personality disorder and interventions that offers a uniquely holistic, compassionate and integrative approach to mental health and wellbeing.  Mind draws on a range of psychotherapeutic theories, including psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural, narrative, humanistic, existential, creative and mindfulness-based approaches.  Mind will focus on the work of Richard Davidson, Allan Schore, Louis Cozolino, Janina Fisher, Stephen Porges, Sara Lazar, Daniel Siegel, Daniel Stern, Pat Ogden, Babette Rothschild and Shauna Shapiro.

Topics include:- The neurobiology of feeling safe, bottom-up processing, affect regulation, trauma-sensitive mindfulness, script and narrative formation, defensive and coping mechanisms, attunement and attachment, transpersonal and contemplative practice, neural integration, the social brain, neural plasticity, and the archaeology of mind.

Interventions include the therapeutic relationship, interpersonal, creative mindfulness-based applications and nurturing self-care.  We will explore cognitive humanistic approaches and the attitudinal qualities of mindful-based therapy, including aspects of cognitive therapy, embodied cognition, metacognitive awareness, neuroscience and Buddhist psychology.

This training will guide participants in developing their own regular mindfulness practice whilst integrating it with their therapeutic and clinical work.  The process of a mindfulness-based approach to psychotherapy is facilitated through mindfulness practice, lectures, and skills within the context of personal, interpersonal and group enquiry.  The training group learns to cultivate and deepen awareness as a primary psychotherapeutic and transformative tool.  This programme will explore the theory, research and essential skills, especially mindfulness and self-compassion for deliberately cultivating wisdom and compassion in psychotherapy.

“I want to express my sincere gratitude for the excellent presentation and content provided. I have attended many, many, many workshops over the years and this was one of the best presentations I have ever attended. You were incredibly generous with your time, commitment and handouts”.  Counselling Psychologist, November 2015

 “I just wanted to say how much I receive from participating in the group, and from experiencing you as a facilitator.  I find the experience very nourishing, I slow down, and I connect with myself; Words fail to really describe the Experience. I want to thank you again for your integrity in what you do, for your wonderful presence, and for really embodying what mindfulness means”.  Psychotherapist, December 2015

Practice        Meditation, class practice (pro-social practices including meditations on gratitude, generosity, compassion, acceptance, loving-kindness, equanimity, and advanced techniques in helping clients reframe, reconsolidate and integrate new learning through mindfulness and visualization.

Process         Inquiry, guided discovery, journaling, interpersonal dynamics and creative process using art, clay and visual media.

Reflection     Reflective supervision on personal practice, casework, discussion

Seminar        Interactive, experiential, group focused and collaborative learning

Research       Reading, reflection, and discussion on current research and clinical integration of mindfulness into various practice settings. Monthly research emails with the latest research in mindfulness, neuroscience and contemplative practice.

Facilitator/Trainer:       Gerry Cunningham has been extensively trained in Mindfulness-Based Approaches and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.  He studied for three years at the Department of Psychiatry, University of Oxford (Masters in MCBT and PG Diploma in CBT).  He has trained in psychotherapy (Dublin City University) and Child and Adolescent Counselling and Psychotherapy (University of Cambridge, PG Diploma, Masters in Ed).  He has a Masters in Spirituality, BA in Philosophy.   The Mindfulness Clinic, 10 Merrion Square, Dublin 2

 

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