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Mind/Body Medicine in Clinical Practice |
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How we think influences our mood, our behaviors, and our overall health. According to the National Institute of Health, mind/body medicine is the most commonly used of all complementary health practices. Mind/body therapies have been extensively researched, are cost-effective, and are utilized in a wide range of clinical settings, including behavioral health, primary care, hospitals, pain care, cancer treatment centers, cardiac rehabilitation, and palliative care. Mind/body medicine integrates the mind, body and spirit, helps to prevent and relieve symptoms, and empowers the individual throughout the healing process. During this two-day intensive* you will explore:
Experience and Practice a variety of mind/body therapies, including:
* To participate fully in the experiential portion of this class, it is important to wear loose clothing and bring the following: yoga mat, blanket, 2 pillows or bolsters, and water. If unable to bring any of these items, please contact the instructor: cynthia@awakeningconnections.org
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Cynthia Garner Scrimshaw, MS, APRN, PMHNP-BC, AHN-BC is a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner, advanced practice holistic nurse and credentialed in several integrative therapies. She currently works in a rural health care setting in the White Mountains region of New Hampshire, specializing in holistic behavioral health care and mind/body medicine. As health care provider, consultant, and educator, Cynthia has collaborated with numerous hospital, university, and community programs to cultivate holistic and integrative health care.
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Thursday, March 28, and Friday, March 29, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Registration has ended. Please browse courses for future offerings of this course.
$295
(12 contact hours/ 1.2 CEUs)
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Class meets Thursday & Friday. |
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