By the end of this course, you will be able to assess when mindfulness may be helpful for your patients or clients, educate them about its potential benefits, and refer them to mindfulness programs and resources. You will also learn about the benefits of this practice for you as a busy healthcare provider. To begin, you will explore what mindfulness is (and is not) through presentations and direct experience. You will also learn about the research supporting the benefits (and risks) of mindfulness for various conditions, as well as how to identify contraindications. Continuing Education Credit This course has been designed to meet Minnesota Board of Nursing continuing education requirements for 10 contact hours and may be eligible for CE credit from other professional boards that allow self-documenting of continuing education activities. It is your responsibility to check with your regulatory board to confirm this course meets your local requirements and, if necessary, to provide them with the certificate of completion you get if you pay for and fulfill all the requirements of this course.
Mindfulness in the Workplace
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Skills You'll Learn
integrative medicine, wellbeing, Mindfulness, improved symptom management, whole-person care
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4.8 (225 ratings)
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AB
May 17, 2020
Excellent course for starting to meditate and to develop guided meditation. It helps you to know which resources are helpful to keep developing mindfulness.
MP
Aug 3, 2020
I definitely recommend this course, it was very informative and thought-provoking. This course is mainly intended for health care professionals.
From the lesson
Evaluate Use for Your Patients and Yourself
Taught By
Louise Delagran
Mindfulness Teacher and Director of Learning Resources
Alex Haley
Assistant Professor, Mindfulness Program Lead