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Mark Bertin, MD is a developmental pediatrician and author of How Children Thrive, Mindful Parenting for ADHD and The Family ADHD Solution, which integrate mindfulness into the rest of evidence-based pediatric care. He is a contributing author for the book Teaching Mindfulness Skills to Kids and Teens. Dr. Bertin is on faculty at New York Medical College and the Windward Teacher Training Institute, and on the advisory boards for the non-profits Common Sense Media and Reach Out and Read. He is a regular contributor to Mindful Magazine, and his blog is available through Mindful.org and Psychology Today. For more information, please visit his website.
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Christian O. Mbulu
Thank you Mark for the practice and knowledge. I felt your inner focus in an effort to stay grounded through out the meditation session.
Appreciated.
Thank you, Mark for all these helpful practices that made these mornings very special.
Thank you Mark for your daily practices and thank you very much to the organizers of the Summit. I am a physician and university professor in Monterrey, Mexico and I’m grateful for the information and motivation to keep practicing and find ways to make this available for healthcare professionals and students. I hope to keep in touch with the experts for guidance and help. Thank you again!
Happy, Healthy, Safe and living life (whatever it brings) with ease…gotta one that .best to Elizabeth and the kids
Thank you for the practice and particularly for the notion of including the self with the difficult person in loving kindness meditation
Thank you for the five days challenge, it was really good and help me a lot to focus on the presentations.
Thank all of you for this refreshing summit . Mark Bertin’s medittation were simple and effective. Thank you Mark…
The teachings about the differences between empathy and compassion were very welcome. As well as other boundaries to protect oneself from burn out.
All conferences are opening avenues to go on with practice derived from loving kindness, a reservoir we all share.
Thank you Mark
I couldnt think of someone like a colleague & it felt good to concentrate on myself !
The neutral person was easier to focus on .the difficult person , my mom,
seemed too difficult to share these with & again it was good to think of myself.
Wishing u a joyful year
Thank you again i did enjoy the mindful practices.
Thank you Mark Bertin, MD i did enjoy the mindful practices have a great week.
Enjoyed the practice sessions. Will make it a daily effort
Hi Mark,Thank you for your gift of mindfulness you have shared throughout this summit. I have enjoyed your prose and benefited from your practice. Namaste~
Thank you, it was so nice to listen to you every day!
I could not say it better, thank you so much ??
Thank you for your 5-day meditation challenge. Much, much less a challenge and much more a breath of fresh air and joy. Namaste.
Thank you, Mark for each of your morning practices. They have been an important part of this summit. Thank you also for the skillful ways you interviewed a number of the speakers. I especially appreciated today how you encouraged us to offer ourselves compassion while offering it to the person we are having difficulty with. Since I’m in close relationship with the person I’m having difficulty with, wishing “May both of us…” acknowledged how we each need compassion separately and together. This was a new addition to my loving kindness practice which I will continue.