Gabor Maté's Blog, page 5

Full day workshop for the health promotion team of the city of Kenora.

Contact: Allyson Rheault // 807-467-8770 // [email protected]

Weekend workshop at Kripalu Centre.

Mind and body form a non-dual unity. Science has now demonstrated that our emotional life is inextricably connected with our physiology. Emotional stresses play a major role in the onset of illness, most particularly the stress caused by the suppression of so-called negative emotions such as sadness or anger. Healthy emotional self-expression is a key factor in regaining or maintaining physical health.

By combining lectures, gentle guided self-exploration, techniques to connect with the body, and mindful-awareness practice, this workshop enhances compassionate self-understanding. This program includes:

Identifying how we unwittingly generate stress based on early childhood programming
Ways to recognize and drop hidden beliefs that drive us to stress ourselves
Exploring how and why people suppress emotion and find it impossible to say no to internal or external demands.

Based on Gabor Maté’s internationally published book When The Body Says No, this program is useful to all health-care providers-nurses, physiotherapists, physicians, nurses, massage therapists—and to everyone interested in the mind-body connection.

Click here to register. 866.200.5203

 

Full day workshop and evening keynote.

Contact:  Kari Chiappetta // (807) 621-6225

www.karichiappettaconsulting.ca

Two day workshop for the Nadmadwin Mental Health Clinic Conference 2013 –Restoring Healthy Connections with our Future: Our Children.

Open to the public.

Contact: Sheri Wabanosse //  (705) 859-2330 // [email protected]

Keynote and presentations for the International Conference on Drugs: Law, Health and Society.

Contact: Renato Malcher // [email protected] // 55-61-81427941

Grand Rounds presentation for the School of Population and Public Health, University of British Columbia.
Closed to the public. Contact: 604-822-7646

Keynote and workshop for the Third Annual International Infant and Toddler Conference.

Contact: Cynthia Mooney // 918-831-7223

www.ccrctulsa.org

A two day training for or professionals, people in recovery and the yoga community

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m training.

Contact: Sat Dharam // 519 372-9212

Half-day presentation for the CMHO Conference, organized by the North Simcoe Muskoka Health Integration Network.

 

Half-day event for the  Ridge Meadows Early Childhood Development Committee & Middle Childhood Matters Standing Committee

9:30 am – 12:30 pm

www.ridgemeadowsecd.ca