Meditation has reached scientific and public acceptance.The National Institute of Health advocates that health professionals need to become catalysts and guides in teaching self-care skills such as meditation. The Clinical Meditation Teacher fills this need. Become part of a new movement of helping professionals fulfilling the role of clinical meditation teacher in organizations, schools, businesses, health plans, and private practice. Clinical Meditation is distinguished by its use of all of the forms of meditation, East and West, and the teacher’s ability to offer the right kinds of meditation to the right person at the right time. Clinical Meditation Teachers are fully-trained helping professionals who teach under the ethical guidelines of licensed professionals and do not promote any sect or religion. Their approach is therefore respectful of all the backgrounds and traditions of the people they help. |
About UsOur clinical meditation teachers, Bonney Gulino Schaub, A.P.R.N., M.S., C.S., and Richard Schaub, Ph.D., have been pioneers for thirty years in bringing meditation into healthcare and mental health. Their work has been featured in Oprah’s O Magazine. Their current book, The End of Fear, was cited by Larry Dossey, M.D., the pioneer of integrative medicine, as a "masterpiece." Their second book, Dante’s Path, was a finalist in the National Books for a Better Life Awards and a Top 10 Pick in Health, Mind & Body by the editors of Amazon.com. Their first book, Healing Addictions, has been adapted by treatment centers in the United States, Canada, and Italy. They are ably assisted by Megan McInnis Burt, R.N., M.S., HNC.
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