Explore mindfulness in the rehabilitation setting for both patients and physicians.
It is time to help you and your patients to exchange fullness of thought with mindfulness. In our brand new course program, Shrey Vazir shows you how to achieve this by using the latest in psychology and neuroscience.
As neuroscientific research advances, mindfulness has proven to be a safe, non-pharmacological treatment option for patients with chronic conditions such as persistent pain. Mindfulness interventions not only reduce pain, but also reduce stress, depression, and anxiety. Mindfulness training has also proven to be a practical self-care tool for health professionals to build resilience, compassion and empathy and at the same time prevent professional burnout.
The Tutor – Shrey Vazir
training in the Mindfulness-Based Chronic Pain Management (MBCPM ™) program, he incorporated the principles of mindfulness meditation to teach patients and health professionals how to better cope with chronic stress, pain and burnout.
A passionate educator, Shrey has given several lectures, webinars, and lectures that have received much praise and attention from an international audience of rehabilitation professionals. As a full-time clinician familiar with pain neuroscience and evidence-based rehabilitation practice, Shrey's mission is to inspire current and future rehabilitation professionals to incorporate mind-body approaches into their own practice.
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The program
Program for mindfulness in pain and stress management
Exploring mindfulness in a new way
The courses
An introduction to mindfulness in stress and pain therapy
Swap "Fulness of Mind" for "Mindfulness"
Use and evidence of mindfulness meditation in the treatment of chronic pain
Discover the science of mindfulness and pain
Mindfulness for our patients – practical applications
Empower your patients – integrate mindfulness into practice
Mindfulness for clinicians
Taking care of others requires taking care of yourself
These courses are now available for Physioplus members. Register today so you don't miss a thing.
