Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention (MBRP) Course 2018
In-Person Event
Jun 10 - 15, 2018
Vashon, Washington, USASpeakers
OVERVIEW
Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention (MBRP) Course is organized by UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness and will be held during Jun 10 - 15, 2018 at Camp Burton, Vashon, Washington, United States of America.
The target audience for this medical event is intended for mental health professionals wishing to expand their practice to include MBRP and mindfulness-related practices. Those in attendance should be either licensed clinicians in a mental health field, clinicians-in-training, or interested professionals who do not intend to deliver the intervention directly but have other professional interests in the topic (i.e. researchers, administrators, etc.). All participants should have at least a modest regular meditation practice and an established practice is preferred. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 26.0 hours of credits.
Conference Description :
This program was specifically created for clients in recovery from substance use disorders and is designed to prevent relapse for those who have undergone inpatient or intensive outpatient treatment.
The MBRP curriculum integrates mindfulness meditation practices with cognitive-behavioral strategies to support clients’ recovery. The MBRP skills help participants learn to recognize and stay with discomfort (physical, cognitive and emotional) as opposed to reactively reaching for a “fix.” Combining mindfulness and relapse prevention cultivates a heightened awareness of both internal and external triggers while promoting vital lifestyle modifications for a healthy life of recovery. The MBRP program and its principles of treatment require an experiential understanding of mindfulness meditation practices. Therefore, it is essential for clinicians who facilitate MBRP groups to have their own daily mindfulness meditation practice, and endeavor to embody the principles they teach.
Continuing education credits for participation in this program are available for an additional fee Psychologists, Psychotherapists (LCSW, MFT, LPC), Dietitians - $75
Conference Objectives are :
• Demonstrate an intellectual and experiential understanding of the MBRP principles and the role of mindfulness in relapse prevention.
• Define and describe the integration of RPT and mindfulness techniques.
Practice, lead and inquire the core MBRP exercises.
• Effectively lead the MBRP mindfulness meditation and mindful movement practices.
• Recognize and describe clinical and logistical issues that arise in leading MBRP courses.
• Develop and/or deepen their own mindfulness meditation practice through formal periods of practice and mindfulness as a mode of being in daily life and appreciate the necessity of personal practice for successful delivery of this treatment modality.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
The target audience for this medical event is intended for mental health professionals wishing to expand their practice to include MBRP and mindfulness-related practices. Those in attendance should be either licensed clinicians in a mental health field, clinicians-in-training, or interested professionals who do not intend to deliver the intervention directly but have other professional interests in the topic (i.e. researchers, administrators, etc.). All participants should have at least a modest regular meditation practice and an established practice is preferred. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 26.0 hours of credits.
Conference Description :
This program was specifically created for clients in recovery from substance use disorders and is designed to prevent relapse for those who have undergone inpatient or intensive outpatient treatment.
The MBRP curriculum integrates mindfulness meditation practices with cognitive-behavioral strategies to support clients’ recovery. The MBRP skills help participants learn to recognize and stay with discomfort (physical, cognitive and emotional) as opposed to reactively reaching for a “fix.” Combining mindfulness and relapse prevention cultivates a heightened awareness of both internal and external triggers while promoting vital lifestyle modifications for a healthy life of recovery. The MBRP program and its principles of treatment require an experiential understanding of mindfulness meditation practices. Therefore, it is essential for clinicians who facilitate MBRP groups to have their own daily mindfulness meditation practice, and endeavor to embody the principles they teach.
Continuing education credits for participation in this program are available for an additional fee Psychologists, Psychotherapists (LCSW, MFT, LPC), Dietitians - $75
Conference Objectives are :
• Demonstrate an intellectual and experiential understanding of the MBRP principles and the role of mindfulness in relapse prevention.
• Define and describe the integration of RPT and mindfulness techniques.
Practice, lead and inquire the core MBRP exercises.
• Effectively lead the MBRP mindfulness meditation and mindful movement practices.
• Recognize and describe clinical and logistical issues that arise in leading MBRP courses.
• Develop and/or deepen their own mindfulness meditation practice through formal periods of practice and mindfulness as a mode of being in daily life and appreciate the necessity of personal practice for successful delivery of this treatment modality.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
KEY DATES
10 Jun, 2018
Event Start Date
15 Jun, 2018
Event End Date
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