Meditation-induced changes in sense of self

Meditation-induced Changes in Sense of Self

Learn about the multiple ways that meditation practice can alter one's sense of self, and how different people navigated and made sense of them from both Buddhist doctrines and biomedicine ✅ 1 CE Credit

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Course instructor

Willoughby Britton, Ph.D.

Dr. Willoughby Britton is founder of Cheetah House and director of the Clinical and Affective Neuroscience Lab at Brown University.

Learning Objectives

To be able to describe different types of meditation-induced changes in sense of self
To be able to describe different types of meditation-induced changes in sense of self
To be able to list at least 2 ways that meditation-induced changes in sense of self are interpreted

Continuing Education Credit

This course is approved for 1 CE credit ✅

Cheetah House is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Cheetah House maintains responsibility for this program and its content

Course curriculum

1. Buddhist Meditation and Changes in Sense of Self (Reseaerch paper
2. Sense of Self Reading Guide
1. Self-esteem to Selflessness: self-related processing and therapeutic outcomes
1. SOS Quiz
2. Verification
1. Instruction
2. The instructor(s) or author(s)
3. Professional & Ethical Issues
4. Remote Environment
5. Learning
6. Participant Information
7. Narrative

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