MINDFULNESS TEACHER TRAINING PATHWAY

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MINDFULNESS TEACHER TRAINING PATHWAY

OUTLINE OF THE PATHWAY UK Network for Mindfulness-Based Teacher Training Organisations membership and approach. Training of mindfulness teachers with prior training in the fields of education, health and wellbeing, or community service. LEVEL 1: MINDFULNESS FOUNDATIONS LEVEL 2: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PRACTICUM LEVEL 3: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT IMMERSION LEVEL 4: TRAINING-THE-TRAINER

CMI TRAINING PATHWAY This is to allow greater flexibility in the way students can train. PLEASE NOTE: Full qualification as a Mindfulness Teacher requires completion of Level 1, 2 & 3. Kindly refer to each section for full details.

LEVEL 1 MINDFULNESS FOUNDATIONS

1 AIMS & OBJECTIVES LEVEL 1: MINDFULNESS FOUNDATIONS Deepen experience and appreciation of the principles and practices of mindfulness Explore mindfulness through direct lived experience accompanied by reflection in groups, pairs and through silence in practice Examine and apply the theoretical and ethical foundations of mindfulness Consider effective integration of mindfulness into working life Design appropriate, small-scale mindfulness interventions

1 PRE-REQUISITES LEVEL 1: MINDFULNESS FOUNDATIONS AN 8-WEEK MINDFULNESS PROGRAMME (Ideally taken in a group setting) Sets the ground for direct experience of the programme as well as reflective learning Familiarises participants with the flow of the course and the method Re-experiencing the programme as a teacher trainee offers the added perspective of re-experiencing the process afresh A DAILY MINDFULNESS PRACTICE Shown to improve attentional and emotional regulation Daily practice hones ethics and values and cultivates mindful compassion The quality and duration of training are important: what is being cultivated?

1 LEARNING OUTCOMES LEVEL 1: MINDFULNESS FOUNDATIONS Explore the MBSR programme in relation to its overarching ethos, elements, curriculum, design and delivery methods Examine the principles and practice of mindfulness through conversation and dialogue, and in silence Uncover innate resourcefulness in meeting stress, anxiety, pain, loss, and suffering as it presents in us, through interactions with others and through life events Explore avenues that support flourishing of the heart and mind Recognise the attitudes and language essential to the formal and informal guidance and cultivation of mindfulness Work in dyads and small groups to practice delivery of some of the formal mindfulness practices

UPON COMPLETION OF LEVEL 1 LEVEL 1: MINDFULNESS FOUNDATIONS UPON COMPLETION OF LEVEL 1 You may integrate mindfulness into your work Incorporating brief versions of some of the formal practices into your therapy / counselling / yoga teaching / body work / community service You may hold introductory sessions that combine your work with mindfulness If continuing on to Level 2, it would be helpful to: find a group to sit with set up mentoring sessions find a retreat to participate on It is not possible to call yourself a mindfulness teacher nor a CMI teacher

LEVEL 2 TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PRACTICUM

2 AIMS & OBJECTIVES LEVEL 2: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PRACTICUM Educate and train healthcare professionals, yoga teachers, therapists, counsellors, community workers and others who qualify, in MBIs and MBSR Discuss and investigate the theoretical, pedagogical and human components of mindfulness programmes Familiarize participants with the Mindfulness-Based Interventions-Teacher Assessment Criteria (MBI-TAC) guidelines with regard to competencies in teaching Consider mindfulness interventions within the larger socio-political context Investigate the growing evidence base both in support of and in critical appraisal of MBIs; encouraging critical appraisal of the literature Contribute towards the growth and development of an international community of mindfulness practitioners and professionals who serve disadvantaged groups

2 PRE-REQUISITES LEVEL 2: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PRACTICUM Level 1 Fundamentals training Apprenticing on an 8-week course is required before teaching. Apprenticing prior to Level 2 enhances this training and hones the appreciation of pedagogical and theoretical underpinnings, teacher qualities as well as the knowledge and skills embedded in the MBSR programme. A 5+ day silent, residential, teacher-led retreat A personal daily mindfulness practice

2 LEARNING OUTCOMES LEVEL 2: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PRACTICUM Discern fundamental features of MBSR, how these are embedded within the curriculum and consider suitable approaches to course delivery Distinguish, practice and receive feedback on foundational language principles Develop experience, competency and aptitude in leading aspects of the curriculum with opportunities to learn through observation as well as receiving and offering feedback Investigate aspects of relationality in the MBI setting both internally and within dyads and the larger group Collectively explore current mindfulness research

UPON COMPLETION OF LEVEL 2 LEVEL 2: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT PRACTICUM UPON COMPLETION OF LEVEL 2 Design an MBI or MBSR Curriculum Design a workbook to support your course Undertake two introductory MBI’s or MBSR programmes, with guidance and reflection Run introductory mindfulness workshops Deliver mindfulness taster sessions Lobby your workplace or local council to support mindfulness interventions

LEVEL 3 TEACHER DEVELOPMENT IMMERSION

3 AIMS & OBJECTIVES LEVEL 3: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT IMMERSION Investigate the theoretical, pedagogical, ethical and philosophical underpinnings of MBSR and MBIs Explore the Good Practice Guidelines as well as use of the MBI-TAC Demonstrate knowledge and skill in guiding mindfulness practices and presentation components of the MBSR programme, accompanied by inquiry Incorporate detailed peer and teacher feedback in on-site practice teachings Emphasise and demonstrate precision and skill in language used to guide practices, inquiry and class dialogue Reinforce teaching in accordance with embodiment, pacing, languaging, holding the space and other competencies

3 PRE-REQUISITES LEVEL 3: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT IMMERSION Level 1 and Level 2 training Apprenticing on an 8-week course A 5+ day silent, residential, teacher-led retreat (ideally a second such retreat) Regular mentoring Demonstration of mindfulness competence submitted through the application process A personal commitment to learning, growing, becoming whole and a dedication to the wellbeing of all

3 LEARNING OUTCOMES LEVEL 3: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT IMMERSION Examine the MBSR curriculum with special regard to ethos, theory, content, underpinnings, presentation, delivery and the role of the teacher Communicate understanding of the above through active engagement, teaching, inquiry and discussion Convey the use of appropriate mindfulness language in guiding formally, informally and in general engagement in the process Demonstrate mindful compassion and embodiment in the tone of voice, sensitivity, patience, kindness and quality of presence

UPON COMPLETION OF LEVEL 3 LEVEL 3: TEACHER DEVELOPMENT IMMERSION UPON COMPLETION OF LEVEL 3 YOU ARE NOW A FULLY QUALIFIED MINDFULNESS TEACHER You may deliver full MBI or MBSR programmes After successfully completing two supervised MBSR programmes, you are eligible to apply for listing on the UK Network Register Should you wish to, you will be listed on the CMI website as a CMI teacher After the completion of a satisfactory number of courses, you may take supervision and mentoring training

LEVEL 4 TRAINING THE TRAINER

4 AIMS & OBJECTIVES LEVEL 4: TRAINING THE TRAINER A year-long training based on apprenticing and mentoring sessions, both individual and group-based The approach reinforces deep understanding of the intention behind mindfulness programmes as well as the design and delivery of the curriculum Participants participate in supervised teaching of components of Levels 1, 2 and 3 to gain hands-on experience Participants produce a portfolio of teaching and learning to demonstrate competency and heart

4 PRE-REQUISITES LEVEL 4: TRAINING THE TRAINER Completion of all other CMI Levels Regular, ongoing practice Successful delivery of 12 mindfulness courses, two of which are supervised Listing on the UK Register of Mindfulness Teachers Completion of Supervision Training Annual attendance at silent, teacher-led, residential retreats

4 LEARNING OUTCOMES LEVEL 4: TRAINING THE TRAINER 1.1 Convey through teaching, pedagogical, theoretical and attitudinal underpinnings 1.2 Communicate a grasp of the teaching components of the Level 1 training 1.3 Illustrate an understanding of adult-learning models and principles 1.4 Identify choice points in the process that exemplify cultivation of mindful compassion 2.1 Demonstrate proficiency in imparting ethics and managing learner expectations 2.2 Discern primary Level 2 ethos, elements and methods 2.3 Skill in enhancing group interaction to create a vibrant learning environment 3.1 Convey core philosophical and wisdom underpinnings fluently 3.2 Communicate the programme tenets in secular fashion to promote inclusivity 3.3 Facilitate group learning that enriches and reveals the course’s rich tapestry

SEQUENCE OF TRAINING IN SUMMARY: CMI TRAINING PATHWAY – AT A GLANCE AFTER LEVEL 2 TRAINING… if you are ready and if suitable, you undertake an introductory 8-week course under supervision UPON COMPLETION OF LEVEL 3… you have two full courses supervised, and, on the basis of the outcome, apply for listing on the UK Network Register with sufficient teaching experience under your belt Level 2 & 3 training can be taken at any time after Level 1 and are essential to add value and depth to delivery of the 8-week programme Level 4 training will be open to those who have completed 12 or more courses, and who have sufficient CPD and other experience in hand.