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We invite you to join us at the Mindfulness for Healthcare Summit, May 20-23, 2021 hosted by Mindful Communications. This free virtual event will explore how mindfulness and compassion tools and practices support high-quality patient care and the well-being of healthcare workers, with a focus on promoting more just and inclusive healthcare opportunities.
This has been one of the most challenging and uncertain years in recent history where our industry and our patients have shouldered stress, uncertainty, and emotional burdens like never before. The Mindfulness for Healthcare summit is designed to help healthcare workers, leaders, and administrators foster strength and resilience through the power of mindfulness and compassion practices.
We encourage you to share the event with your colleagues and loved ones in the healthcare profession. You’ll be joined by industry leaders, front line workers and meditation experts sharing insight, practical advice, guided meditations and live interactions—providing the opportunity to not only learn and practice, but to connect with like-minded healthcare professionals.
Join us to learn how mindfulness tools and practices can help nourish a sense of wholeness, connectedness, and balance.
Dates: May 20 -23, 2021 |
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5 Day Retreat:
Mindfulness for Everyone: Practicing Across the Spectrum of Awareness
with Diana Winston, Alex Haley, and Carol Cano, MA
Most people practice mindfulness in a focused way—attending to their breathing and returning to their breath when their attention has wandered. But there are many ways to practice mindfulness.
In this retreat, we will learn about the Spectrum of Awareness Practices, from focused awareness to investigative and choiceless awareness, to natural awareness. Natural awareness is an effortless, radiant, and spacious state of being that includes awareness of awareness.
Over the retreat, through sitting, walking meditations, lectures, exercises, and meetings with teachers, we will practice each type of awareness and explore how these different approaches relate to one another. We will also make each practice relevant to daily life and will practice with them in our families, homes, and daily activities.
This retreat meets the qualifications for TMF continuing and current education and the IPP
Dates: June 14-19, 2021 |
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