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Australian Visit Itinerary
Sydney • Public Talk
Thurs Nov 23 • 6pm - 8pm
Macquarie University
Herring Road, North Ryde
Sydney • Workshop
Fri Nov 24 • 9am – 5pm
Amora Hotel Jamison
11 Jamison Street, Sydney
Melbourne • Public Talk
Mon Nov 27 • 7:00pm – 10.15 pm
Camberwell Civic Centre
340 Camberwell Road, Camberwell
Melbourne • Lecture / Medical
Grand Round
Tues Nov 28 • 12.30pm - 1.30pm
Monash Medical Centre, Clayton Road, Clayton
For more information about Jon's tour and itinerary visit
www.belindakhong.com
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Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D.
Professor of Medicine emeritus
University of Massachusetts Medical School, MA USA
Founding director: Stress Reduction Clinic and Center for
Mindfulness in Medicine,
Health Care, and Society
In this workshop, Dr. Kabat-Zinn will present the work his
colleagues and he have been engaged in for the past twenty
five years, that has given rise to a range of mindfulness-based
interventions, the most widespread of which are mindfulness-based
stress reduction (MBSR) and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy
(MBCT). He will describe relevant aspects of the history,
rationale, structure, and function of MBSR and MBCT and their
clinical outcomes as documented in a growing number of clinical
trials and research studies. The workshop will also be experiential,
serving as an introduction to the meditative practices associated
with MBSR and MBCT, as first-person engagement is essential
for understanding the heart of this approach. Mindfulness
is a rigorous meditative discipline -- a gentle but challenging
way of being and perceiving and inhabiting one’s life,
and cannot be fully understood as a conceptually driven cognitive-behavioral
technique deployed in particular circumstances as required.
We will practice some aspects of MBSR together, space and
time permitting, such as sitting meditation, the body scan,
and mindful yoga, and well as mindful eating and mindful walking,
and explore in dialogue as a group the experiential dimension
of what arises for us during formal mindfulness practice,
with an eye to its potential applications in clinical situations
in medicine and psychology, and in particular, cognitive-behavioral
therapies.
Fri 24th November. Registrations: 8:00am. Workshop: 9:00am
- 5:00pm
(Fully booked)
Amora Jamison (formerly known as Rydges Jamison),
11 Jamison Street, Sydney, NSW 2000
Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided.
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