How to bring compassion into Psychotherapy: free online training

Join the Compassion in Therapy Summit:

A Free Online Training

Registration is now open for the free 2021 Compassion in Therapy Summit co-produced by The Awake Network and The Center for Mindful Self-Compassion!

If you or someone you care about is a therapist, social worker, clinician, psychologist, counselor, or anyone else working in mental health, please check it out below and help spread the word!

Join this FREE online event and learn mindfulness, self-compassion, and compassion practices to help you and your clients stay grounded and resilient, during these challenging times.

Throughout the summit, we’ll be exploring the science of mindfulness, self-compassion and compassion while learning practices to support your own well-being, strengthen the therapeutic relationship, and best practices for introducing compassion-based interventions to your clients.

Register for the free online summit, beginning  Jan 30 - Feb 3

>> https://nr357.isrefer.com/go/CITS2021/ISEFT/ or https://www.compassionintherapy.com/

You will learn from 20+ leading neuroscience researchers, compassion training experts and leaders in the field of compassion-focused therapy including:

Tara Brach, Jack Kornfield, Paul Gilbert,  Kristin Neff, Les Greenberg, Thupten Jinpa, Eduardo Duran, Chris Germer, Richard Schwartz, Kelly McGonigal, and many others

With these teachers, you’ll learn evidence-based techniques and key strategies to support you in successfully bringing compassion into psychotherapy including:

●     The neurobiology of compassion

●     Specific interventions for working with shame, anxiety, and relationships

●     How to work with common obstacles to compassion like “backdraft”

●     New insights about how to apply compassion in the treatment of trauma

●     And much more!

Click here to learn more, or to sign up for the free online summit, airing Oct 1-5

>>https://nr357.isrefer.com/go/CITS2021/ISEFT/ OR https://www.compassionintherapy.com/

Please forward this email to any friends or colleagues who might benefit from this free resource!