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Would you like to discover how to integrate self-compassion into your clinical work?
Join our four-week “Meet the SCIP Experts” journey; to learn more about our SCIP program dynamics, watch SCIP experts interviews, engage in our live Q&A with Chris Germer and Kristin Neff, and take part in our launch!
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In the next four weeks, we will show you how our SCIP experts are using self-compassion in their clinical work.
This “Meet the SCIP Experts” journey is created specifically for psychotherapists who see the importance of self-compassion for mental health & wellbeing and want to integrate self-compassion more deeply into their own way of practicing, and…
… or therapists who wish to actualize their potential in a community of colleagues and expert teachers.
Why
Self-Compassion in Psychotherapy?
Over the past 15 years, research has established that self-compassion is a key ingredient in mental health and psychological wellbeing.
Compassion-based psychotherapy has also been shown to alleviate a wide range of psychological disorders, including anxiety, depression, eating disorders, and substance dependency. Self-compassion also appears to be an underlying mechanism by which other kinds of therapy seem to work. As a result, psychotherapists and other healthcare professionals are eager to integrate self-compassion more fully into their clinical work.
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Meet the SCIP Experts.
Sign up here and we will email you a link to our first interviews with Center for Mindful Self Compassion co-founders Chris Germer and Kristin Neff, and SCIP instructors Shari Geller and Anne Biasetti.
What to expect in the next four weeks?
You will learn more about self-compassion in psychotherapy, our SCIP program, and…