Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
MBSR originally developed by Jon Kabat-Zinn in 1979 is a highly structured, comprehensive and highly engaging program that takes the form of eight weekly two and one half hour classes, and one all day retreat.
The programs' primary focus is the practice of mindfulness. Mindfulness involves cultivating the art of paying attention in a particular way to one's experience from moment to moment with both curiosity and wonder, and in the process, letting go of attachment to unhealthy mind, body, and emotional states. This learning lends one to deep self understanding, and the learning of powerful methods for actively participating in one's personal well being
Emerging studies validate that MBSR participants may experience:
For more information, please contact the instructor Carole Legro a 978-670-9811.
Please pre-register by Monday, March 12th
Instructor: Carole Legro MA, RNC Carole Legro MA, RNC is a mind body educator and psychotherapist with over 35 years experience in Integrative Medicines' healing arts. She has completed graduate studies in Clinical Psychology and Organizational Development. Carole was the principal creator of Mind Body Programs at Lowell General Hospitals' Center for Community Health and Wellness. She has completed general and advanced internships in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and instructor supervision at the University of Massachusetts' Center for Mindfulness. In addition she has completed training at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospitals' Mind Body Institute.Carole has presented MBSR to the general public, as well as in both corporate and medical settings. She has a presenter on WUML "Focus on Health" and on "Shrink Rap Radio". She also serves as adjunct faculty/instructor for MBSR research at Harvard University/Massachusetts General Hospital and the University of Mass Medical school.
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