Mindfulness involves focusing on what is happening now, in the present, instead of focusing on what has happened in the past or our future predictions. It allows us to identify with our past and recognise why we are who we are, but also not to let it define us. It allows us to look positively into the future by recognising that we only have control over the here and now.

Mindfulness is often perceived in much of Western society as ‘clearing your head of all thoughts’, however, this course will enable you to see that actually the opposite is true. Mindfulness is a ‘fully-conscious’ state of being that enables us to understand our thoughts and emotions, understand where they have come from and also how we can control them so that we do not become controlled by them. We are not our thoughts!

Course Duration: approximately 6 hours.

Course Timeline:
Training Objectives and Outcomes.
This module covers: What Does Mindfulness Mean to Organisations?, What Does Mindfulness Mean to the Experts?, Key Concepts of Mindfulness, Five Steps to Mindfulness, Myths of Mindfulness.
This module covers: Hinduism and Mindfulness, Buddhism and Mindfulness, Yoga and Mindfulness, How Mindfulness Went From East to West, Benefits of Mindfulness.
This module covers: 3 Levels of Consciousness, Freuds 3 Levels of Mind, Self-Talk and your Inner Critic.
This module covers: Attention, Intention and Attitude, Core Assumptions of Mindfulness, Human Being not Human Doing.
This module covers: How we Relate to Ourselves, How we Relate to Other People and How we Relate to our Past.
This module covers: Meditations; Candle Meditation, Self-Inquiry Meditation, Gratitude Meditation, Surrender/Release Meditation, Music Meditation.
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