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Interpersonal Mindfulness: A New Relational Dimension For Leaders and Practitioners
Fri 24 May 2019 to Fri 24 May 2019
This one day masterclass offers participants the opportunity to understand what Interpersonal Mindfulness (IM) is, experience IM practice, and explore how IM might support our work and personal practice. Aimed at coaches, learning and development practitioners, work psychologists, mindfulness teachers. Discount for NAWE members.
There is now sound research evidence for the benefits of mindfulness-based interventions for people’s health and wellbeing. Research is also starting to show that mindfulness has the potential to support the development of leadership skills, as well as enhancing the wellbeing of the leaders themselves.
Traditionally, most Western mindfulness and meditation practices have been solitary pursuits; however, there is increasing interest in interpersonal and relational forms of mindfulness and meditation.
One particular form of interpersonal mindfulness practice is Interpersonal Mindfulness (IM), a secular mindfulness programme based on a Buddhist practice called Insight Dialogue (ID). The facilitator, Emma Donaldson Feilder is an IM teacher and ID facilitator and has recently conducted research in the field.
This masterclass is organised by Margaret Chapman-Clarke, Author of Mindfulness in the Workplace and Founder of Mindfulness, Integrated Works (MIW), a community of practice (COP) hosted by EI (Emotional Intelligence) Coaching and Consulting.
Date: Friday 24 May 2019, 9.30 – 4.30
Venue: Middlethorpe Hall Hotel, Restaurant & Spa, Bishopthorpe Road, York YO23 2GB
Cost: £131.59 (includes lunch)
Discount available for NAWE members - contact Margaret directly at mc@eicoaching.co.uk rather than booking via Eventbrite.
Further details and to book here
Additional Information:
Location:
York
Region(s):
Yorkshire
Price:
£131.59
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