Be Mindful A national campaign by the Mental Health Foundation www.bemindful.co.uk www.wellmindmedia.com.

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Be Mindful A national campaign by the Mental Health Foundation

Campaign Web Site

Database of Mindfulness Courses

Social Media

Mindfulness On-line Mental Health Foundation

Online Mindfulness Course

Web Site

Perceived Stress Test

Online Meditation

Breathing Space

Mindfulness Assignments

Downloads Library

BREATHWORKS & MINDFULNESS Training in arriving in present moment over & over & Profoundly changing relationship with pain/fatigue/illness/ dis-ease

MINDFULNESS COURSES

PROGRAMME MODULES Breath Awareness 3 ‘formal’ mindfulness meditations – Body Scan, – Mindfulness of Breathworks, – Kindly Awareness Mindful Movement Mindfulness in Daily Life – Pacing – 3 minute breathing space General Mindfulness Training – Mindfulness of Thoughts & Emotions – Mindfulness of World – Mindfulness of Others

MATERIALS Handbook 3 CDs

MINDFUL MOVEMENT

BREATHWORKS INTERNET COURSES

PRACTICES FOR ESTABLISHING MINDFULNESS – 4 Ways of Establishing Mindfulness – Body – Sensations (feelings) – Thoughts and emotions – including mood and tendencies of heart/mind – how to become free of reactive behavi o ur  overcome suffering!

BREATHWORKS & MINDFULNESS How do we use mindfulness as a health care intervention at Breathworks? Training in working wisely & compassionately with the difficult side of life in each present moment This is the place of freedom we can’t change the past – the future has not arrived Mindfulness is a middle-way between: suppression of present moment experience & compulsively reacting to present moment

BREATHWORKS & MINDFULNESS When living with pain/illness/difficulty the problem = suffering Tendency to be dominated by unpleasant side of life Experienced as an overall ‘mass’ of suffering. General tone of difficulty, loss, frustration, weariness etc Training is to investigate with clarity, kindness and mindfulness one’s actual experience and make important discovery

BREATHWORKS & MINDFULNESS Pain/difficulty can be divided into two levels: PRIMARY SUFFERING = basic unpleasant sensations. SECONDARY SUFFERING = REACTIONS All the ways we say “I don’t want this” – mentally, emotionally, physically.

BREATHWORKS & MINDFULNESS Primary sufferingSecondary suffering RESISTANCE AND RESENTMENT of Primary suffering = cause of Secondary suffering

PRIMARY SUFFERING - Basic Unpleasant sensations RESISTANCE SECONDARY SUFFERING – Mental, emotional & physical reactions

SECONDARY SUFFERING – Mental, emotional & physical reactions MANIFESTS AS EITHER BLOCKINGDROWNING ‘flip-flop’ between blocking & drowning

BLOCKING hardening against unpleasant sensations restlessness inability to ‘stop’ feeling driven addictions of all kinds, e.g. emotionally brittle and edgy anxiety anger and irritability denial being ‘in head’, not body overly controlling

DROWNING feeling overwhelmed by unpleasant sensations exhaustion physical inactivity and loss of function, weakening of muscles etc giving up lack of interest – vagueness being emotionally dull and passive depression self-pity and victim mentality tendency to catastrophise and loss of perspective dominated by physical experience loss of initiative – withdrawal - isolation

PRIMARY SUFFERING - Basic Unpleasant sensations MINDFULNESS HELPS ACCEPT RESISTANCE MINDFLNESS SOFTENS / DISSOLVES SECONDARY SUFFERING – Mental, emotional & physical reactions MINDFULNESS HELPS REDUCE / OVERCOME