Mindfulness for Day School Educators

Apr 23, 2018 5:30 PM
Apr 23, 2018 8:00 PM

520 8th Avenue, 15th Floor, new york, New York 10018

 

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There is no fee to register. This workshop is free to attend.

Join us for a day of learning with leading mindfulness expert, Daniel Rechtschaffen, as we explore practical mindfulness techniques. Learn how to cultivate your own mindfulness practices and discover new methods to include in your school lesson plans. Emerge from this workshop with your mind full of practical tips.

Schools around the world are turning to mindfulness and social-emotional learning as an antidote for rising stress, emotional dysregulation, and attention deficit issues. In school systems that have adopted mindfulness, students and teachers are found to be more focused, compassionate, and resilient. In this Mindfulness in Education talk, participants will learn the skills to bring the benefits of mindfulness to children in grades K–12.

Drawing from the Mindful Education Workbook curriculum, participants will learn how mindfulness can support our own personal development as well as how to apply mindfulness to children of different ages, populations, and special needs. Current research and examples of how schools and organizations are already successfully integrating these transformative practices will be examined.
This workshop is open to all day school educators for all grades.

About Our Presenter:
Daniel Rechtschaffen, Marriage and Family Therapist, is the author of The Way of Mindful Education and The Mindful Education Workbook. He organizes the annual Mindfulness in Education Conference and Teacher Training at the Omega Institute. Daniel offers keynote speeches and mindfulness trainings at conferences, schools, communities, and businesses, such as University of Wisconsin Madison, Google, Esalen Institute, and schools around the globe. Daniel teaches mindfulness through music, sports, storytelling, games and other creative and engaging ways. He is inspired to utilize mindfulness to help us become more conscious, compassionate, and committed to taking care of this miraculous world we live in. He is the founding director of Mindful Education, a mindfulness and social-emotional learning platform for educators.

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