Self-Development & Meditation

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and personal growth with our 6-week self-development and meditation course. Designed for individuals seeking to enhance their communication skills, cultivate positive thinking, manage stress effectively, harness the power of affirmations, and develop a consistent journaling practice, this course offers a holistic approach to self-improvement. The Meditation and self-development course is suited for all, and most impactful for people open to making significant and lasting positive changes in their lives!

Course goals ...

During this course students will embark on a journey of self-discovery and learn many tools for positive thinking and stress management. They learn advanced breathing techniques, meditation for training the brain to perform instant muscle relaxation, guided visualisation meditation, as well as chakra and mindfulness meditation. They will develop their communication skills and improve their self-esteem. 

LESSON PLAN

Week 1: Positive Self-Image

Week 2: Communication Skills

Week 3: Positive-Thinking Skills

Week 4: Stress Management Skills

Week 5: Affirmations Skills

Week 6: Journaling Skills


COURSE DURATION 

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COURSE FORMAT 

Each session runs for approximately two hours and includes:

*PLEASE NOTE: Format can be customized to fit the vision and needs of your organization!

COURSE COST



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There is evidence that these practices have distinct effects on the brain. In one study, brain scans indicated that Buddhist monks who were longtime meditators, compared with controls who had just a week of training, showed a high proportion of a type of brain wave that reflects large-scale coordination of neural circuits. In another recent study, researchers measured brain electrical activity before, immediately after, and four months after a two-month course in mindfulness meditation. They found persistent increased activity on the left side of the prefrontal cortex, which is associated with joyful and serene emotions. They also found increased antibody responses to an influenza vaccine. Studies are now looking at the effects of meditation on the amygdala, the brain's fear center, and the caudate nucleus, which is associated with obsessional thoughts and compulsive behavior.

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