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Workplace

Implementing mindfulness in the workplace

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Stress in the workplace is running at epidemic levels. Research has shown that chronic stress can lead to long-term physiological dysregulation, resulting in illnesses such as increased blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmias, digestive problems, headaches, backaches, sleep and eating disorders, as well as psychological distress leading to chronic anxiety, depression etc. 

 

Mindfulness training has significant beneficial impacts on a wide variety of workplace related issues.

 

Mindfulness has been practiced for thousands of years as a training of the mind; to understand the mind and our thought patterns, to increase awareness and reduce suffering. It is a skilled approach enabling us to live in the present moment, to become aware of our experiences (inner and outer), to be equipped with lifelong skills helping us to respond rather than react.

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Mindfulness Curriculum

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Mindfuness Midhurst offers bespoke courses adapted to each organisation’s needs

and context. The course is based on:

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  • The Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction programme (MBSR 8 Week course), developed in the 1970’s by Jon Kabat-Zinn PhD and his colleagues at the University of Massachusetts Medical Centre. This is a group based course to help people cope with stress, anxiety, pain and illness. Since then the MBSR course has been subject to considerable research. 

  • Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, (MBCT), an 8 week course based on MBSR and developed by Mark Williams from Oxford University and colleagues. MBCT is recommended by NICE.

  • Mindfulness Midhurst provides recordings of practices and a folder with weekly notes.

 

Some of the benefits on our physical and mental well-being:

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According to various published research, doing an 8 week MBSR/MBCT course with a trained mindfulness teacher will help with the following:

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  • Stress Reduction

  • Increased emotional resilience

  • Increased interpersonal sensitivity

  • Lower rate of health-related absenteeism

  • Increased awareness

  • Enhanced communication skills

  • Improved work efficiency

  • Increased concentration and attention span

  • Better sleep

  • Lower levels of psychological distress 

  • Higher level of well-being and appreciation

  • Reduce blood pressure

  • Increased empathy, compassion and self-compassion

 

How does it work?

 

If you are interested in bringing mindfulness in your workplace, please contact us for an initial consultation. We will discuss your needs and organisational context. We will then offer a programme adapted to your workplace context, whilst keeping the integrity of mindfulness. 

 

“Thank you so much for running such a fantastic session for us, on Saturday. My team thoroughly enjoyed their time with you, and I feel they truly benefitted from their time spent with you. You covered all the aspects perfectly, and I am delighted with how the morning went. I am so grateful to you for all the time, thought and consideration you put into preparing for Saturday.” A.K Company owner

 

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"Mindfulness is to be attentive to the present moment, with curiosity, openness and non-judgment. It means to be aware of what we are doing while we are doing it, rather than being dragged away in the past or the future, or driven by our habitual patterns, or caught up in thoughts and stories."

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