So very thrilled to see this offered and the excitement and acceptance around mindful practices. Our college of nursing has been a buzz this semester trying to figure out how to increase awareness for faculty so we can share these skills with our students. Thanks you for making this happen!
Hello
I’m a psychologist working with trauma at an inter-agency health hub. My heartfelt gratitude for this valuable opportunity to self care. We can’t care for others well, if our own cup is empty. I’ve read and listened to many of these gifted professionals. This is a great opportunity.
Hi everyone, I’m a human being whose longing is to feel my humaness more and more, to fulfill the purpose of my life and enjoy it. Otherwise, I completed my nursing training a long time ago and as many, I took better care of others that myself. I’m learning as much as I can to find a balance in this area.
Hi to all, very exciting to read everyone’s introduction and be connected around the world with healthcare folks and mindfulness and burn out. I am an RN working for 35 years in variety of settings- acute medical floor, rehab, homecare with adults, medically complex children and now LTC and looking for help with burn out. Psyched for this forum!
I am a retired counselor who is always trying to learn or relearn the current methods being utilized today. I was involved for 25 years and have seen numerous positive changes since 1973.
I am a retired RN with close to 40 years of experience providing bedside care in NICU & Pedi ICU. In this capacity, I’ve researched and published on the subject of moral distress among NICU personnel. I also worked to develop and participate in the implementation of a palliative care protocol (NICU) for infants and their families. Simultaneously, I had a private psychotherapy practice specializing in treatment of Complex PTSD. The struggle to maintain a strong work-life balance was ever present. Self care and self compassion,although essential to maintenance of such a balance, were elusive or fleeting,at best.
Hi to all – I am a Revenue Cycle Operations Manager at a small rural hospital and I get pulled in many different directions on a daily basis. I’ve been practicing yoga, meditation and mindfulness for the last few years and am excited to hear more about mindfulness with the healthcare focus.
Greetings. I am a former health care professional and educator. For the last 22 years I have been independently employed yet continued my health care emphasis with a focus on who cares for the caregiver. Two years ago I completed my Certificate in Applied Positive Psychology. Since then I have focused on programs related to resilience, self-compassion, mindfulness and living our strengths. This is a very timely and exciting opportunity as I explore my continuing path.
How much fun reading all these introductions! I am a counseling therapist with a passion for my clients, for spiritual work in the form of Shamamism, and especially for my family! Really looking forward to this summit! (:
I am a registered nurse and with all the multitasking it is important to be in the moment and not all over. I am hoping that this mindfulness will assist in work life balance and relieve some stress…
I am a Family Nurse Practitioner working in a school based and community free health clinic serving underinsured and uninsured people as well as hospice works. I have found MSC so healing in my own life and practice and looking for ideas in how to incorporate it into my practice with colleagues and patients
I am a holistic health coach and yoga instructor that hopes to gain more insight into mindfulness in health care as well as help myself with issues of burnout.
Nice persons outthere. I am a social worker and family therapist. Since a couples of years, I’m taking trainings in MBCT and MBSR. Still meditate and “breathing “…
Hi all, I am an Assistant Professor at Mt Sinai doing basic science research on stress, anxiety and fear. I am originally from Nepal and familiar with the practice of mindfulness and meditation from Buddhist philosophy. But now as a neuroscientist, I am very interested in understanding the brain mechanisms of these practices and hopefully incorporate these questions into my research.
Hello to everyone here! I am an NLP practitioner and coach, Action for Happiness leader and a mindfulness teacher. I’m very much looking forward to learning with you, sharing with you and taking this out in the world to help and inspire others.
Nicole, Nurse Faculty
May 16, 2019 at 6:42 am - Reply
Hello:
I look forward to connecting with everyone next week. I am a nurse faculty member who is working to integrate more mindfulness and caring into the curriculum for our future nurses.
Greetings all,
Looking forward to connecting and to learning, especially how to better introduce Mindfulness to colleagues and how to better integrate the practices with the busy schedules. So excited and so grateful for this summit and the chance to learn how I can serve better!
Samba,
Francistown, Botswana
Hello,
I am a Mindfulness trainer in organizations and MBSR-teacher with a lifelong interest in body-mind medicine and the spiritual traditions of the East. I have a background in pharmacy and patient relations. and live in Austria. How can healthcare education and support be transformed moving forward? What is our role and responsibility to ourselves as individual human beings in recognizing and balancing our minds and bodies? Thank you for taking up this important topic.
Hi All,
I have taken early retirement from GP in the UK. Prolonged interest in Mindfulness and Spirituality and how all this interlinks. Looking forward to learning more with hope that I can be of service in a more specific role in the community.
I am a primary care doctor working in London. I am grateful to my friend who shared this course with me. I would like to transform my life by being more mindful and compassionate with my colleagues, patient s and family.
I
I am the administrator of a counseling center, and my intent is to learn how therapists and staff can maintain a healthy work-life balance and bring more kindness to the workplace.
I am a nurse-midwife and have been working on mindfulness for over ten years. This will be an amazing transformative experience for the world of healthcare. My intention is to get more practice for more stamina and lovingkindness.
Hi, I am a mother of 5 children and always wanting to learn more about mindfulness. I live in Santiago, Chile and see in this a great opportunity to be global connected.
Hello, Thank you for setting this summit! I am a Family Physician at Indian Health Service, USA. I am excited to learn I can incorporate mindfulness in my personal and professional life.
Hi, I’m a family doctor (GP) in Ireland with an interest in mindfulness – both for me and my patients. Hoping to be inspired into meditating more regularly!
My name is Shannon. I am a recent retired Registered Nurse. I am very interested in hearing how mindfulness can be integrated into daily nursing practice.
I am a Postdoctoral Fellow in Anthropology and Global Health at Northwestern University. In my research, I explore how mindfulness based interventions improve mental and psychosomatic health across cultures. I hope this amazing event will help me acquire new insights on mindfulness and meditation for developing both theoretical frameworks and concrete strategies to alleviate human suffering.
I’m a Life Coach and Mindfulness Practitioner, complete MBSR program. I’m also founder of Indonesian Endometriosis Community. Thank you for this opportunity to learn more!
I’m a human capital practitioner, and I hope I can get a better understanding on mindfulness, be inspired, and get its best benefit for myself and others. Thank you for this opportunity.
I am a career and business executive coach and I incorporate mindfulness in my coaching practice.
My journey with Mindfulness has been inspiring and is never ending.
I am happy to be able to join the group and deepen my knowledge.
I am am LPN I would love to share what I learn from this course in mindfulness with my patients. I believe practicing mindfulness can really help someone through a difficult time.
I work in Human Resources. Would love to learn more about life work balance and compassion, topics very rare in the corporate world. Also thinking of changing my line of work.
I work in Human Resources. Would love to learn more about life work balance and compassion, topics very rare in the corporate world. Aldo thinking of changing my line of work.
I am excited to register for this summit. I am a graduate professor that teach mindfulness to my students. It is exciting to learn more so I can incorporate it in my classes.
Hi all! Great to see such interest in the topic worldwide. I’m a psychiatry resident from Finland hoping to incorporate mindfulness principles both in my patient practice and personal occupational welfare.
I am a 52 year old man with relapsing multiple sclerosis. My local counselor talks very highly about ZIn and his practices and principles. I look forward to this presentation.
Linda Craven Vidyashanker, PhD
May 14, 2019 at 1:00 pm - Reply
Greetings, my intention is to accept the changes that will be coming into my life, and do so as an observer rather than an emotional participant. Thank you so very much to all of the folks who worked together to present this gift to us. I am very grateful
I’m physiotherapist and Trained Teacher of Mindful Self-compassion 8 week Program. Im looking forward to learn with theese excellent professionals a better way to introduce mindfulness and Self-compassion to my colleagues and also in my professional practice. At this time teaching in a Palliative Care Post Graduation Course at University in Brazil.
I`m a retired clinical psychologist and an active rock musician. I trained as a mindfulness trainer, after I went to my first retreat in Oberlethe, Germany, 2005, led by Jon Kabat-Zinn and Saki Santorelli. I hope to refresh and update my knowledge and experience.
Hi! I’m a clinical health and neuropsychologist in private practice and currently writing a book on mindfulness. I am always looking to learn and grow in my practice, and to meet like-minded clinicians.
So very thrilled to see this offered and the excitement and acceptance around mindful practices. Our college of nursing has been a buzz this semester trying to figure out how to increase awareness for faculty so we can share these skills with our students. Thanks you for making this happen!
Hello
I’m a psychologist working with trauma at an inter-agency health hub. My heartfelt gratitude for this valuable opportunity to self care. We can’t care for others well, if our own cup is empty. I’ve read and listened to many of these gifted professionals. This is a great opportunity.
Hi everyone, I’m a human being whose longing is to feel my humaness more and more, to fulfill the purpose of my life and enjoy it. Otherwise, I completed my nursing training a long time ago and as many, I took better care of others that myself. I’m learning as much as I can to find a balance in this area.
I am an Educator, Mother of 4, Wife and have twice survived cancer. I love learning and really looking forward to this experience. Thank you.
Hi to all, very exciting to read everyone’s introduction and be connected around the world with healthcare folks and mindfulness and burn out. I am an RN working for 35 years in variety of settings- acute medical floor, rehab, homecare with adults, medically complex children and now LTC and looking for help with burn out. Psyched for this forum!
I am a retired counselor who is always trying to learn or relearn the current methods being utilized today. I was involved for 25 years and have seen numerous positive changes since 1973.
I am a retired RN with close to 40 years of experience providing bedside care in NICU & Pedi ICU. In this capacity, I’ve researched and published on the subject of moral distress among NICU personnel. I also worked to develop and participate in the implementation of a palliative care protocol (NICU) for infants and their families. Simultaneously, I had a private psychotherapy practice specializing in treatment of Complex PTSD. The struggle to maintain a strong work-life balance was ever present. Self care and self compassion,although essential to maintenance of such a balance, were elusive or fleeting,at best.
I am fatemeh moazzami, I am Ayurvedic student completing my b.a.m.s course in india and practicing heartfulness meditation.
I am on the proccess of exploring myself And I came to know I need to love myself on the way of being healer.
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Hi to all – I am a Revenue Cycle Operations Manager at a small rural hospital and I get pulled in many different directions on a daily basis. I’ve been practicing yoga, meditation and mindfulness for the last few years and am excited to hear more about mindfulness with the healthcare focus.
Greetings. I am a former health care professional and educator. For the last 22 years I have been independently employed yet continued my health care emphasis with a focus on who cares for the caregiver. Two years ago I completed my Certificate in Applied Positive Psychology. Since then I have focused on programs related to resilience, self-compassion, mindfulness and living our strengths. This is a very timely and exciting opportunity as I explore my continuing path.
How much fun reading all these introductions! I am a counseling therapist with a passion for my clients, for spiritual work in the form of Shamamism, and especially for my family! Really looking forward to this summit! (:
Not sure how my photo got attached. Oops!
I am a registered nurse and with all the multitasking it is important to be in the moment and not all over. I am hoping that this mindfulness will assist in work life balance and relieve some stress…
I am intending to be in the moment
I’m coaching people especially with eating disorders. I do meditation and I’m very happy to attend these conferences and learn!
I am a Family Nurse Practitioner working in a school based and community free health clinic serving underinsured and uninsured people as well as hospice works. I have found MSC so healing in my own life and practice and looking for ideas in how to incorporate it into my practice with colleagues and patients
Hello everyone,
I am my mind, my body, my spirit… a person who with a curious lens and an open mind intends to be present in each and every moment…
I am a holistic health coach and yoga instructor that hopes to gain more insight into mindfulness in health care as well as help myself with issues of burnout.
I improve my emotional well-being and my blood pressure with mindfulness.
Nice persons outthere. I am a social worker and family therapist. Since a couples of years, I’m taking trainings in MBCT and MBSR. Still meditate and “breathing “…
Hi all, I am an Assistant Professor at Mt Sinai doing basic science research on stress, anxiety and fear. I am originally from Nepal and familiar with the practice of mindfulness and meditation from Buddhist philosophy. But now as a neuroscientist, I am very interested in understanding the brain mechanisms of these practices and hopefully incorporate these questions into my research.
Hello to everyone here! I am an NLP practitioner and coach, Action for Happiness leader and a mindfulness teacher. I’m very much looking forward to learning with you, sharing with you and taking this out in the world to help and inspire others.
Hello:
I look forward to connecting with everyone next week. I am a nurse faculty member who is working to integrate more mindfulness and caring into the curriculum for our future nurses.
Greetings all,
Looking forward to connecting and to learning, especially how to better introduce Mindfulness to colleagues and how to better integrate the practices with the busy schedules. So excited and so grateful for this summit and the chance to learn how I can serve better!
Samba,
Francistown, Botswana
Hello,
I am a Mindfulness trainer in organizations and MBSR-teacher with a lifelong interest in body-mind medicine and the spiritual traditions of the East. I have a background in pharmacy and patient relations. and live in Austria. How can healthcare education and support be transformed moving forward? What is our role and responsibility to ourselves as individual human beings in recognizing and balancing our minds and bodies? Thank you for taking up this important topic.
Hi All,
I have taken early retirement from GP in the UK. Prolonged interest in Mindfulness and Spirituality and how all this interlinks. Looking forward to learning more with hope that I can be of service in a more specific role in the community.
I am a primary care doctor working in London. I am grateful to my friend who shared this course with me. I would like to transform my life by being more mindful and compassionate with my colleagues, patient s and family.
I
I am the administrator of a counseling center, and my intent is to learn how therapists and staff can maintain a healthy work-life balance and bring more kindness to the workplace.
I am a nurse-midwife and have been working on mindfulness for over ten years. This will be an amazing transformative experience for the world of healthcare. My intention is to get more practice for more stamina and lovingkindness.
Hi, I am a mother of 5 children and always wanting to learn more about mindfulness. I live in Santiago, Chile and see in this a great opportunity to be global connected.
Hello, Thank you for setting this summit! I am a Family Physician at Indian Health Service, USA. I am excited to learn I can incorporate mindfulness in my personal and professional life.
Hi, I’m a family doctor (GP) in Ireland with an interest in mindfulness – both for me and my patients. Hoping to be inspired into meditating more regularly!
My name is Shannon. I am a recent retired Registered Nurse. I am very interested in hearing how mindfulness can be integrated into daily nursing practice.
I am a Postdoctoral Fellow in Anthropology and Global Health at Northwestern University. In my research, I explore how mindfulness based interventions improve mental and psychosomatic health across cultures. I hope this amazing event will help me acquire new insights on mindfulness and meditation for developing both theoretical frameworks and concrete strategies to alleviate human suffering.
I’m a clinical psychologist. I want to find greater peace, balance in work and life and manage stress better
I’m a nurse practitioner and my intention is to be joy and resilience and to. Help my patients do the same.
I’m a Life Coach and Mindfulness Practitioner, complete MBSR program. I’m also founder of Indonesian Endometriosis Community. Thank you for this opportunity to learn more!
I’m a human capital practitioner, and I hope I can get a better understanding on mindfulness, be inspired, and get its best benefit for myself and others. Thank you for this opportunity.
I am a career and business executive coach and I incorporate mindfulness in my coaching practice.
My journey with Mindfulness has been inspiring and is never ending.
I am happy to be able to join the group and deepen my knowledge.
I am am LPN I would love to share what I learn from this course in mindfulness with my patients. I believe practicing mindfulness can really help someone through a difficult time.
I work in Human Resources. Would love to learn more about life work balance and compassion, topics very rare in the corporate world. Also thinking of changing my line of work.
I work in Human Resources. Would love to learn more about life work balance and compassion, topics very rare in the corporate world. Aldo thinking of changing my line of work.
I am excited to register for this summit. I am a graduate professor that teach mindfulness to my students. It is exciting to learn more so I can incorporate it in my classes.
Hi Doris, wonderful that you teach mindfulness to students!
Hi all! Great to see such interest in the topic worldwide. I’m a psychiatry resident from Finland hoping to incorporate mindfulness principles both in my patient practice and personal occupational welfare.
I am a PT, Therapeutic Pain Specialist and Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach. Looking to learn more for myself and my clients.
I am a 52 year old man with relapsing multiple sclerosis. My local counselor talks very highly about ZIn and his practices and principles. I look forward to this presentation.
Hi Tim!!
Greetings, my intention is to accept the changes that will be coming into my life, and do so as an observer rather than an emotional participant. Thank you so very much to all of the folks who worked together to present this gift to us. I am very grateful
I’m physiotherapist and Trained Teacher of Mindful Self-compassion 8 week Program. Im looking forward to learn with theese excellent professionals a better way to introduce mindfulness and Self-compassion to my colleagues and also in my professional practice. At this time teaching in a Palliative Care Post Graduation Course at University in Brazil.
I`m a retired clinical psychologist and an active rock musician. I trained as a mindfulness trainer, after I went to my first retreat in Oberlethe, Germany, 2005, led by Jon Kabat-Zinn and Saki Santorelli. I hope to refresh and update my knowledge and experience.
I’m a family physician – interested in learning how mindfulness can benefit myself and my patients, and how to put it into practice (for both of us).
Hi! I’m a clinical health and neuropsychologist in private practice and currently writing a book on mindfulness. I am always looking to learn and grow in my practice, and to meet like-minded clinicians.