This course is designed for teachers interested in current research, theory and approaches related to introducing mindfulness in classroom settings.
This course is designed for teachers interested in current research, theory and approaches related to introducing mindfulness in classroom settings.
Graduate students will examine theoretical and research trends in the field; develop trauma-sensitive approaches to teaching and practicing mindfulness; deepen understanding about the connection between social justice advocacy and mindfulness in and as education; explore mindfulness-based practices for cultivating present awareness (as well as self-compassion, gratitude, kindness, attention, emotion regulation, mental health and well-being); consider contextual factors impacting educator and student wellness; and engage in embodied practices as an experiential way of exploring mindfulness.
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Our mission is to provide individuals, professionals, athletes, coaches, and sports professionals with the essential knowledge, skills, and resources to promote mental well-being and optimized performance.
adult implement and practice skills and activities with children to help them recognize, understand and name their emotions empathetically i.e., in a safe non judgmental manner.
Participants will learn about the support model, starting with an explanation of the principles of Trauma Informed Care (TIC). Â
You will learn what it is, how to give it to yourself, and how to give treatment to others.
Our Kinesio Taping course curriculum reflects 25 years of educational seminars, symposiums, forums and professional sharing among tens of thousands of professionals.
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