Mindfulness Meditation
Information for PsychologistsThis page provides further information for psychologists wishing to refer clients to our centre for group mindfulness training, or to undertake training with us themselves.
Alternatively, we’re happy to send you out a copy of the book Mindfulness 101 by Eric Harrison.[/su_icon_text][/su_note]
Teaching Methodology
Our courses are presented in simple, practical language and are free of religious content. The techniques we teach are based on solid science and psychology and we do not favour any one approach. To ensure the comfort of all, including those with limited mobility, classes are conducted sitting on chairs.
Who May Attend
Our courses are attended by — and suitable for — people of all ages and backgrounds. Past participants have successfully used meditation and mindfulness to help alleviate insomnia, anxiety, depression, high blood pressure, migraines, hypertension, digestive problems, fatigue, chronic pain and other stress-related conditions.
Techniques Taught
The courses utilise techniques recommended under the Better Access to Mental Health Care initiative, as well as strategies from other reliable and well-regarded sources. Participants learn:
• relaxation through body awareness and related practices
• breathing and breath awareness to release tension and stress
• mindfulness techniques to promote a calmer mind and emotional literacy
• cognitive strategies to reduce compulsive worry and anxiety
Course Details
If you have patients or clients who you think may benefit from these practices you may refer them to our website for further information or contact us and we’ll be happy to send you out some flyers or fact sheets.
Further Information
If you have any questions, feel free to email or call:
beth@geelongmeditationcentre.com.au / 0459 625 110