Martial Arts for the Mind: Workplace Skills

Gain clarity of mind and an increased capacity to meet and overcome life’s challenges. This experiential training provides a combination of cognitive training designed to get at the root causes of stress, along with clinically proven breathing, relaxation, and meditation techniques. Learn how to stop the stress response before it arises, and find effective ways to release it, once present. By practicing the techniques learned in this workshop, participants may see improvement in:

• Managing challenging work situations with greater calmness and clarity of mind

• Reducing stress using the simple breathing and relaxation techniques that can be done in just a few moments

• Relief from tension, chronic pain, and insomnia, among many stress-related health conditions

• Communicating more effectively with difficult co-workers

• Mental focus and productivity amidst 24/7 hyper-connectivity and distractions

Instructors: David and Karen Gamow, founders of Clarity Seminars. Their clients include NASA, Citrix, Nokia, Hyatt, GE, Stanford School of Medicine (and many other Stanford departments over the past 20 years), as well as the U.S. Navy.

*HIP offers over 50 health education classes each quarter. For a full listing of classes, please visit hip.stanford.edu.

Date and Time: 
Friday, February 5, 2016 - 09:00
Location: 
Clark Center, Rm S361
Event Sponsor: 
Health Improvement Program
Contact Email: 
ausserer@stanford.edu
Contact Phone: 
650 721-6003

Admission

To register for this class, starting January 6, please click on (More Information) or go to: http://hip.stanford.edu/

Class fee: $100  (STAP/EA Funds: yes)

Class code: mam-01

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