Connecting the Cell and the Self (7 part Webinar)
January 15 – February 26, 2014
7 Wednesdays (1 - 3 pm EST)
Session 3 of 7: Guided Imagery - Listening to Symptoms
Dis-ease tells a story, not just about our cells and a diagnosis, but of ourselves and our lives. We’ll explore how biography becomes biology, and how listening to our life stories connects us to our authentic being. The focus of this 7-week course will be to integrate the study, practice and clinical application of mindfulness and mind-body therapies. The principles and practices of mind-body medicine will be explored through lecture, discussion, guided experiential exercises, case studies, assigned readings, and practical homework.
This will be a personal and professional journey that leads us to become better physicians and our best selves.
- Explore how one’s biography becomes their biology
- Engage in your own self-healing journey
- Acknowledge and discover the wounded healer in each of us
- Cultivate compassionate awareness and a healing presence
- Enhance the effectiveness of the therapeutic relationship
- Learn to treat people with stress related disorders
“One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, it is by making the darkness conscious.” Carl Jung
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- To apply mindfulness, relaxation, guided imagery, and counseling as therapeutic tools.
- Cultivate a therapeutic relationship based on compassionate awareness.
- Dialogue with symptoms in order to discover their meaning and message.
- Integrate mind-body healing with other therapeutic modalities.
- Understand somatic psychotherapy models including internal family systems therapy.
View the Webinar details on the CCNM Website
Session Titles:
January 15
Session 1 - Becoming a Mindful Practitioner
January 22
Session 2 - How Biography Becomes Biology
January 29
Session 3 - Guided Imagery - Listening to Symptoms
February 5
Session 4 - Guided Imagery - Listening to Inner Wisdom
February 12
Session 5 - Childhood Trauma & Adult Disease
February 19
Session 6 - Healing Presence in the Therapeutic Relationship
February 26
Session 7 - Clinical Application & Integration