MBSM Program Registrations Open: Programme en français & OSI program for military, veterans, first responders

The OMC is pleased to announce our Fall programs are available for registration. We are also pleased to provide a program in French facilitated by Marie-Andrée Papineau RP. marie-andrée PapineauREGISTERED PSYCHOTHERAPIST /PSYCHOTHÉRAPEUTE AUTHORISÉECo-Director of Professional Training MBSM Core Program (English) Next Program: October 12 to November 30, 2021 6:00 PM – 8:00 PMOnline via OnCall Health/Zoom [...]

2021 Professional Training in Mindfulness-Based Symptom Management Open for Applications

The 2021 MBSM Teacher Training Program (TTP) has been scheduled and will be offered via Zoom Healthcare video sessions. Materials and programming will be accessed on the learning platform CANVAS. Applicants who have not attended the 8-week program or are attending as a refresher, the program begins Tuesday, May 18, 2021, from 6 PM-8 PM, Zoom Healthcare. [...]

Mindfulness Training Program for Health Care Professionals – Ottawa & Toronto

2019 Professional Training Workshops: Entry & Advanced Skills in Mindfulness-Based Interventions The OMC Mindfulness Teacher Training Program is open for registration in Ottawa beginning with the first module in May 2019 (see below). To register please use the link at the end of the module descriptions. CEU credits for Psychologists offered by CPA*. Our Teacher [...]

2015 M4 Teacher Training Graduates

We are proud to celebrate our 10th anniversary of Teacher Training and welcome our 2015 cohort of mindfulness teachers who completed the M4 training requirements in the first full 3-day training retreat. Congratulations to all and we look forward to an on-going sharing in your insights and great work! Many thanks as well to our [...]

Credible Teachers of Mindfulness: How can you know?

Mindfulness-Based programs have become the go-to treatment around the world and their popularity has made treatment more accessible in many ways. Despite the popularity or maybe because of it, several articles have argued against mindfulness because it  (1) seems to be the fix-it for many ills, (2) doesn't stay true to its Buddhist roots and (3) understates its [...]