Mindfulness Training
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What is Mindfulness?
Mindfulness is described as the process of focusing your attention on the present moment without judgment. This is most commonly developed through the practice of meditation. Mindfulness practices have been around for hundreds of years, deriving from Buddhist traditions. Jon Kabat-Zinn – a professor emeritus of medicine - created a mindfulness-based stress reduction programme (MBSR) in the 1970s, bringing the teachings of mindfulness into popular modern culture.
By practising mindfulness, the Mental Health Foundations reports that you can gain more of an understanding of your emotions and change how you react to them. Mindfulness can also benefit your relationships, improve attention and improve concentration. Furthermore, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends that mindfulness-based cognitive therapy is used to help treat depression.
The world is fast-paced, less secure, less predictable, and has more distractions than ever before. It is challenging in modern day life not to dwell on the past or worry about the future, which can lead to mental health problems. To be purposefully and non-judgmentally attentive to the present moment, it is important to take time to be mindful.
What is Mindfulness training?
This online Mindfulness course outlines the key elements of mindfulness-based interventions used by mental health professionals. The training explains the nine attitudes of mindfulness, which help you approach mindfulness with the best mindset.
Key points
- Suitability: All audiences
- Experience: No prerequisites required
- Duration: 60 minutes
- Assessment: Online final test
- Teaching method: Online
Aims/objectives of Mindfulness training
This Mindfulness training aims to increase delegates’ understanding of mindfulness and its health benefits, along with providing guidance on how to incorporate mindfulness into daily life.
The Mindfulness course objectives:
- Explain how mindfulness can improve mental wellbeing and reduce stress.
- Summarise the nine attitudes of mindfulness and their benefits.
- Describe the formal mindfulness techniques of meditation and yoga.
- Outline informal mindfulness techniques that can be easily incorporated into your daily routine.
Structure of Mindfulness training
The Mindfulness training course uses scenarios, active learning and animated instructions to help delegates develop an understanding of mindfulness and its health benefits. The course also includes step-by-step guides on:
- Common mindfulness meditations
- Introductory mindfulness yoga routine
- Mindfulness as part of your daily routine
Mindfulness course outcomes
Upon completion of the Mindfulness online course, delegates will be able to:
- Define mindfulness and explain the nine attitudes of mindfulness.
- Recognise the benefits that mindfulness has on mental health and wellbeing.
- Perform an introductory yoga and mindfulness meditation routine.
- Understand how to incorporate mindfulness into their daily routine.
Who is Mindfulness training suitable for?
Mindfulness training is ideal for anyone who wants to increase their basic understanding of mindfulness, along with gaining techniques to increase their own mindfulness.
Overview – Mindfulness
Main sections in Mindfulness online training include:
- Course overview
- Defining mindfulness
- The nine attitudes of mindfulness
- Mindfulness meditation guide
- Introductory yoga guide
- Mindfulness and your daily routine
- Final test - 10 questions with a pass rate requirement of 70%
Once you have completed this 60 minute Mindfulness course and have passed the final test, you will be able to download and print your completion certificate.
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