Shaping The Arc of Mindfulness: From Shame and Blame to Shared Values

Explore Shaping the Arc of Mindfulness: From Shame and Blame to Shared Values, an On-Demand Learning opportunity with Lynette Monteiro, PhD. Designed for helping professionals, this session examines the moral and ethical dimensions of mindfulness. Delve into how mindfulness evolves as a practice of compassion for ourselves, others, and the world, while addressing concerns about its potential misapplication. Gain insights into aligning mindfulness programs with shared values and learn how resistance can reflect deeper ethical considerations. By exploring our resistance to offering mindfulness programs to certain populations, Lynette proposes that this resistance is a deeper expression of our values that points to cultivating skillful means and compassion.

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Featured Speaker: Lynette Monteiro PhD Psychologist

Lynette co-founded the Ottawa Mindfulness Clinic in 2003 with her partner, Frank Musten and they co-authored the book Mindfulness Starts Here. She is a practicing Zen Buddhist with a heritage in Burmese Buddhism. Her experiences as a child refugee integrating into Canadian culture has shaped and informed the importance of discovering shared values and honouring culturally unique expressions of those values.