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Tara Brach – Radical Acceptance with Tara Brach, Ph.D.: Integrating Meditation to Heal Shame and Fear in Clinical Practice

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Faculty:: Tara Brach
Duration:: 6 Hours 4 Minutes
Format:: Audio and Video
Copyright:: Oct 14, 2016

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Imagine what it would be like for your clients to be without anxiety about their imperfections. World renowned meditation teacher, clinician and best-selling author Tara Brach, Ph.D., will teach you the specific practices your clients need to become more mindful and compassionate toward the “unforgivable” parts within themselves — and how to help our clients free themselves from “the prison of shame and self-aversion”. Radical acceptance is the path to freedom your clients seek.

Tara Brach has taught clinicians around the globe how to effectively combine therapy with meditation and mindfulness to transform their practice. Therapy helps us to recognize and accept our patterns and imperfections, while meditation gradually opens us to the confidence that we have an inner refuge, a way to hold our lives in our own caring and healing presence. This is the groundwork for deeply enriching clinical practice and offering strategies to clients that increase self-trust, self-compassion, confidence, understanding and resilience.

Engage in guided meditations, experiential exercises and conversation that will teach you specific meditations to heal fear, judgement and unforgiving behaviors. Radical Acceptance is the capacity to see clearly what is happening in the moment, and accept what we see. In this workshop you will explore how the practices of mindfulness and compassion allow us to genuinely embrace our lives, and connectedness with others.
One of the deepest forms of suffering is the pain of feeling that “something is wrong with me”. The feeling of falling short, like a toxic gas we continually breathe, makes it difficult to be truly intimate with others and at home in our own body, heart and mind. Whether in the shape of chronic self-judgment, depression, anxiety or gripping shame, feelings of deficiency prevent us from living and loving fully.

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Radical Acceptance and Meditation Overview

Cause of the pervasive sense of personal deficiency in contemporary culture
Practice – establishing intention, quieting mind, sensory awareness
Understand the cause of emotional suffering from the perspective of
Buddhist psychology
Western psychology – attraction, aversion
Evolutionary psychology- negativity bias
Preponderance of shame in western culture

Meditation for Emotional Resilience, Emotional Intelligence and Deep Transformation

Neuroplasticity
Shifting from “Fight Flight Freeze” to “Attend and Befriend”
Present centered non-judgmental attention
Cultivate concentration and quiet mind
Develop resource states (love, relaxation, peace, etc.)
Counter dissociation – cultivate sensory-based attention
Current research – efficacy of mindfulness and therapeutic healing
Practice & Discussion: Guided exercise in embodied presence.

Radical Acceptance: Cultivate the Two Wings of Awareness

Basic principles and components of
Buddhist mindfulness meditation
Role of concentration in cultivating mindfulness
Objects of concentration (audio, kinesthetic, visual)—differential uses of objects
Working definition of mindfulness
Radical Acceptance: The two wings of awareness
Practice & Discussion: The two wings – “yes” meditation

The RAIN Model: Apply Meditation to Emotional Suffering

A model for how we get locked into shame and fear
Transform shame and fear- pathways of reconnecting
Introduce RAIN: recognizing, allowing, investigating, nurturing
Introduce version of RAIN with additional resourcing
Comprehensive case review
Practice & Discussion: RAIN for self-compassion

Releasing Armor: Cultivate a Forgiving Heart

Research on forgiveness
The process of forgiving- recognizing stories, contacting vulnerability
Need for clinical support
Sequence of attentional strategies
Case study
Practice & Discussion: Classical forgiveness

Evolving our Capacity for Compassion

The alchemy of arousing compassion
Working with both dissociation and the tendency to get flooded
Practice & Discussion: Compassion Meditation

Positive Neuroplasticity – “Seeing the Good”

The gift of mirroring
Deepening intimacy and connection- in our individual and collective psyche
Practice & Discussion: Cultivating loving kindness

Faculty

Tara Brach, Ph.D. Related seminars and products: 4

Tara Brach, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist, an internationally known teacher of mindfulness meditation, and the founder of the Insight Meditation Community of Washington. She is author of bestselling Radical Acceptance and True Refuge, and leads accredited workshops for mental health professionals interested in integrating meditation into the practice of psychotherapy. Tara offers meditation retreats at centers in the United States and in Europe. Her podcasted talks and meditations are downloaded about a million times each month. In addition to her public teaching, Tara is active in bringing meditation into DC area schools, prisons and to underserved populations, and in activities that promote racial justice.

Speaker Disclosure

Financial: Tara Brach is the found of Insight Meditation Community of Washington. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.

Nonfinancial: Tara Brach has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose.

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