Meet with TMF teachers to learn more about the curriculum, program requirements, and ask any questions you might have.
This year-long program provides training, support, and supervision to those wishing to incorporate mindfulness into their occupation or to share mindfulness with individuals, groups, communities, or institutions. The program consists of four Live Online* practicums, each 4-5 days long, and additional meetings by phone or online. Successful completion of this program provides a document of completion as a Trained Mindfulness Facilitator (TMF) from the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior.
*Live Online means none of the TMF will be prerecorded and we will meet together live at specified dates and times via Zoom.
.
Program Goals |
|
Facilitators will be trained to |
|
Target Audience | Open to the general public |
Duration | One Year |
Location | Four Live Online Practicums via Zoom (4-5 days in length each) and additional meetings by phone or online |
Dates of Online Live Practicums for 2022 |
January 27-30 |
Practicum Hours: |
All Live Online Zoom Practicums will be held Thursday - Sunday, 9am-5pm Pacific Standard Time. Note: The November Practicum will include Wednesday, 9am-5pm. |
Tuition | $7,000 for the full program. Financial support is available. Program costs are non-refundable. |
Prerequisites |
|
Application Fee | $50 (non-refundable) |
Application Deadline |
Friday, October 22, 2021 for all required application materials. |
Course Structure |
|
Outside Requirements |
|
Faculty |
Core Faculty: Diana Winston, Marvin G. Belzer, PhD. Guest Faculty: Susan Smalley, PhD, Daniel Siegel, MD, Michael Irwin, MD, Leslie Booker, David Treleaven, Susan Kaiser Greenland, JD, Matthew Brensilver, PhD, and others |
Advanced | Individuals who demonstrate excellence may be selected to be trained as an authorized UCLA Mindful Awareness Practices (MAPs) teacher. |
Accreditation and Individual Credentialing |
The TMF is an Accredited Mindfulness Teacher Training Program by the International Mindfulness Teachers Association (IMTA). Upon completion of the TMF, graduates will be eligible for the IMTA individual credential: Certified Mindfulness Teacher- Professional Level (CMT-P). |
Meet with TMF teachers to learn more about the curriculum, program requirements, and ask any questions you might have.
Tuesday, Sept 21, 12 noon -1 pm PST closed
Wednesday, Oct 13, 4 pm-5 pm PST CLOSED
.
.