Meditation Teacher Training Certificate
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Meditation is a transformative practice that empowers individuals to cultivate inner peace, clarity, and well-being. It involves training the mind to focus on the present moment, fostering deep self-awareness and a profound sense of calm.
Through meditation, individuals can reduce stress and anxiety, enhance concentration and creativity, and develop emotional resilience. It’s a powerful tool for managing the demands of our fast-paced lives, fostering a profound connection to our inner selves, and promoting overall mental, emotional, and physical health.
In our Meditation Teacher Training course, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills to not only experience these benefits for yourself but also to guide others on their journey towards a more balanced and harmonious life through the practice of meditation.
You will learn:
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Explore the diverse cultural contexts of meditation, from Hinduism to Buddhism, Taoism, and Christianity.
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Gain a deep understanding of meditation theory and its various definitions, including its role as an altered state of consciousness.
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Discover the wide range of meditation techniques, from focused meditation to mantra meditation, and learn how to practice and teach them effectively.
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Explore the extensive health benefits of meditation, including stress reduction, relaxation techniques, and its application in mental health.
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Dive into the world of meditation research, from its early origins to the modern mindfulness revolution, and understand the challenges in researching meditation.
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Develop teaching skills and a structured approach to guide students through their meditation journey, utilising the Kolb learning cycle and effective class structures.
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Prioritise safety and well-being in meditation practice, learning to address adverse experiences, mitigate risks, and follow best practices for a safe and supportive learning environment.
We’ll explore different meditation techniques through practical exercises so you can get hands-on experience with different types of meditation. For each one, you’ll get an introduction, practice and list of teaching points. We’ll cover:
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Loving-kindness meditation (Maitrī, mettā)
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Focused meditation (breath, object-focused)
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Mantra meditation
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Gazing meditation (Trataka)
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Open monitoring meditation (mindfulness)
Each module is assessed by a multiple-choice exam. By the end of the course, you’ll earn a certificate accredited by the International Association of Therapists.
The course is thoughtfully designed, featuring video lectures, downloadable resources, quizzes, practical exercises, and a comprehensive course handbook. Students undertaking this course should have an interest in meditation. However, no formal training is required to undertake this course as all concepts are explained from the ground up.
Looking to decide between this and our best-selling Mindfulness Teacher Training course? The mindfulness course goes deeper on that subject and is perfect for students who want an approach that concentrates on evidence-based approaches and mental health. This course is more suited to students who want to explore the historical context of meditation and a wider range of techniques. Both courses complement each other and all of the lessons are individual to each course.
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7Definitions of meditationVídeo Aula
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8State of meditationVídeo Aula
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9Operational definitionVídeo Aula
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10Aspects of meditationVídeo Aula
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11Meditation vs mindfulnessVídeo Aula
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12A working definitionVídeo Aula
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13Altered state of consciousnessVídeo Aula
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14Why are definitions so broad?Vídeo Aula
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15Types of meditationVídeo Aula
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16Test your knowledgeQuestionário
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32Aims of meditationVídeo Aula
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33RelaxationVídeo Aula
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34Is modern life more stressful?Vídeo Aula
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35Relaxation techniquesVídeo Aula
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36Cognitive and emotion regulationVídeo Aula
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37Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)Vídeo Aula
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38Mindfulness in mental healthVídeo Aula
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39Test your knowledgeQuestionário
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53What is focused meditation?Vídeo Aula
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54How to do focused meditationVídeo Aula
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55Breath meditationVídeo Aula
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56Example breath meditationVídeo Aula
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57Object-focused meditationVídeo Aula
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58Example of object-focused meditationVídeo Aula
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59VisualisationVídeo Aula
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60Teaching pointsTexto
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61Test your knowledgeQuestionário
