CBCT- Cognitively Based Compassion Training- REGISTER NOW FOR April Class

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN!
Class Starts April 9th until June 11th 6:30-8:30
(( Pre-registration until April 7)) CEUs available!

Cognitively Based Compassion Training (CBCT®) is a secular ethics training with roots in buddhism yet is not religious. Developed at Emory University by Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi, PhD with input from multiple disciplines & the Dalai Lama, and taught in medical & educational institutions­—anyone can learn this practice.
CBCT® has interfaced eastern meditation with neuroscience and psychology. It first couples self nurturance with focused attention meditations, and then adds progressive contemplative exercises that help one gain insight/awareness of how one’s attitudes and behaviors either support or hinder a compassionate response toward life’s ups and downs.
Research shows multiple biomarker and social benefits including increased personal resilience, improved satisfaction, plus a greater capacity for tenderness toward self and others. ( http://compassion.emory.edu/)

CBCT® TRAINER: Lisa DuPont. MS is psychologist and ordained in Tibetan tradition of Buddhism with background in psychology and meditation over 20 years.

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Pre-registration NOW! Just send e-mail with your name to: [email protected]