LIGHT Booster Sessions

Overview

← Light-Induced Guided Healing Therapy (LIGHT)

LIGHT Booster Sessions are a seasonal 4-week group experience designed to help participants reconnect with the LIGHT framework through structured practice, reflection, and community support. Each weekly session is 90 minutes to 2 hours, held live on Zoom, and led by a Certified LIGHT Professional or a LIGHT founder. Open to both returning participants and those new to LIGHT.

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LIGHT Booster Sessions

LIGHT Booster Sessions are a seasonal 4-week guided group experience designed to help participants reconnect with the LIGHT framework through structured practice, reflection, and community support. The current format is open to both returning participants and those new to LIGHT.

Each session includes:

  • Weekly 90-minute to 2-hour live group session on Zoom
  • Guided walkthrough of the full LIGHT protocol
  • Peer sharing of experiences and challenges
  • Community-supported practice and accountability
  • Led by a Certified LIGHT Professional or a founder of LIGHT

Tuition: $950. UC San Diego students and employees: $850.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this appropriate for someone new to LIGHT?
Yes. Booster Sessions are open to anyone interested in exploring the LIGHT protocol. No prior experience is required.

Do I need to attend all four sessions?
Attending all sessions is encouraged to build continuity and community, but not strictly required.

Will sessions be recorded?
Sessions are not recorded in order to maintain the integrity of the live group experience.

What technology do I need?
A device with a camera and microphone, and a stable internet connection. Sessions are held on Zoom.

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Contact Email
cihinfo@health.ucsd.edu
Primary Center
Price
$950
Pricing Details
UC San Diego students and employees: $850 (use your UC San Diego email at registration).
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Program Summary
A seasonal 4-week guided group experience to reconnect with the LIGHT framework through live Zoom sessions, peer sharing, and community-supported practice.
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Tuesdays, 7–9:30 PM PT

Each weekly session runs approximately 90–120 minutes and includes a structured LIGHT protocol walkthrough, peer sharing, and group discussion.

Fundamentos de Hipnoterapia

Overview

¡Eleva tu práctica profesional a otro nivel! Descubre el poder transformador de la hipnoterapia con nuestra certificación profesional en español. Si eres terapeuta, ya estás en el camino del servicio a los demás, o quieres comenzar, este puede ser tu primer paso.

Aprende a inducir estados hipnóticos y reprogramar la mente en las áreas fundamentales que permiten a cada individuo alcanzar bienestar, claridad y armonía. Dominarás técnicas avanzadas de hipnosis que facilitan cambios profundos en las emociones, transformando patrones negativos en positivos y creando nuevas percepciones para resolver problemas desde una perspectiva renovada.

Nuestra certificación está avalada por una universidad dentro de los Estados Unidos, estableciendo un alto estándar de excelencia. Al finalizar, estarás preparado para ofrecer sesiones de terapia individual y grupal con herramientas de vanguardia en el campo de la hipnosis terapéutica.

Lo que aprenderás

  • Historia de la hipnosis y su evolución
  • Técnicas para inducir el trance hipnótico y establecer intenciones claras
  • Cómo transformar emociones negativas en positivas a través de la hipnosis
  • El poder de la imaginación y la percepción vívida para generar cambios profundos
  • Cómo guiar sesiones individuales y grupales con resultados impactantes
  • Elaboración de inducciones para mejorar la autoestima, lidiar con el estrés, crear motivación, reprogramar miedos, mejorar la creatividad y más
Contact Email
cihinfo@health.ucsd.edu
Primary Center
Price
$1,950
Pricing Details
Los empleados de UC San Diego y UC San Diego Health pueden tomar el curso por $1,800.
Audience Type
Program Summary
Certificación profesional de 8 semanas en hipnoterapia, impartida en español por UC San Diego CIH, con clases en vivo vía Zoom y material de estudio en casa.
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Miércoles 8:00–11:30 AM PDT
Miércoles 6:00–9:30 PM PDT

Foundational Hypnotherapy Certificate Program

Overview

Join our Foundational Hypnotherapy Certificate Program, presented by the UC San Diego Centers for Integrative Health (CIH) at the School of Medicine. This unique 8-week program combines in-class learning with at-home study to provide an exploration of hypnotherapy.

Hypnosis, backed by rigorous scientific research, has gained recognition in mainstream medicine for its ability to improve patient outcomes and quality of life. Our program integrates the scientific foundation of hypnotherapy with practical techniques, empowering you to facilitate profound positive changes in individuals' minds, language, and behavior.

Curriculum Highlights

  • History of hypnosis
  • Techniques for establishing intention and accomplishing hypnotic trance
  • Applications and results of hypnotherapy
  • The power of vivid imagination and perception

Why Take This Course?

  • Join a diverse community spread across the United States and Europe
  • 100% completion rate
  • Learn from industry leaders with both practical and academic expertise
  • Supported by research published in the American Journal of Medicine
Contact Email
cihinfo@health.ucsd.edu
Primary Center
Price
$1,950
Pricing Details
UC San Diego and UC San Diego Health employees may take the course for $1,800.
Audience Type
Program Summary
An 8-week certificate program from UC San Diego CIH combining in-class learning with at-home study for a rigorous exploration of hypnotherapy.
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Wednesdays 8:00–11:30 AM PDT
Wednesdays 6:00–9:30 PM PDT

Certificate in Integrative Nutrition: Food As Medicine

Overview

The Certificate in Integrative Nutrition is a career-focused, 140-hour training program designed for those who want to learn about food as medicine and coach their patients, clients, families, and communities in understanding the value of food and nutrition as a means to promote health, wellness, and disease prevention.

The program is composed of online and live sessions taught by UC San Diego health professionals, acclaimed researchers and authors, and expert plant-based chefs. It provides the skills and knowledge required for a basic foundation in the rapidly growing field of integrative nutrition.

This program is offered through UC San Diego Extension. Full course schedule, enrollment dates, and tuition details are available on the Extension website.

Who Should Enroll

  • Existing health professionals looking to expand into nutrition
  • Those who aspire to careers in healthcare
  • Individuals seeking to develop or deepen a focus in diet and nutrition with a holistic orientation

College-level coursework in a relevant field is preferred — culinary arts, non-dietary healing arts, dietetics, nutrition, biology, or chemistry — but individuals are considered on a case-by-case basis. Cooking experience is helpful but not required.

Program Format

  • 140 hours total
  • Combination of online and live sessions
  • Taught by UC San Diego health professionals, researchers, and plant-based chefs
Contact Email
cininfo@health.ucsd.edu
Primary Center
Price
$2,980 - $3400
Pricing Details
Plus ~$200 for books and $125 certificate fee. Administered by UC San Diego Extended Studies.
Audience Type
Program Summary
A 140-hour professional training in food as medicine for health professionals, aspiring clinicians, and those seeking a career in integrative nutrition.
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First Name
Gordon
Last Name
Saxe
Credentials (Display)
MD, PhD, MPH
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Co-Director, Center for Integrative Nutrition
Director, Krupp Center for Integrative Research

Research Areas
Nutritional epidemiology, plant-based dietary interventions, integrative oncology, cancer prevention and survivorship, natural products and immune function
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A Preventive Medicine physician and nutritional epidemiologist, Dr. Saxe is an international leader in the 'food as medicine' movement, with pioneering research in whole-food, plant-based dietary interventions for cancer patients.

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Dr. Saxe, a Preventive Medicine physician and nutritional epidemiologist, is Co-Director of the CIM Natural Healing & Cooking program, Course Director of the UC San Diego online certificate program in Integrative Nutrition, and an international expert in the "food as medicine" movement. His research includes whole-food, plant-based dietary interventions with cancer patients.

A Diplomate in Family Medicine, Dr. Saxe has spent much of his career studying how diet and lifestyle influence the course of chronic disease. As Principal Investigator on an NIH-funded clinical trial, he led pioneering research on diet and stress reduction in men with recurrent prostate cancer — examining whether a whole-food, plant-based diet paired with stress-management practices could slow disease progression, and helping to establish the biological mechanisms by which nutrition acts as a therapeutic tool in oncology.

His scholarship spans integrative oncology, cancer prevention and survivorship, and the role of natural products in immune function, with work appearing in journals including Integrative Cancer Therapies and the Journal of the American College of Nutrition. More recently, he has investigated mushroom-derived natural products as adjuncts to immune response, including a randomized clinical trial of polypore mushroom mycelia alongside COVID-19 vaccination.

Through his teaching and program leadership, Dr. Saxe trains physicians, dietitians, and the broader community in the principles of integrative nutrition — translating decades of research into the kitchen, where so much of health begins.

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MBSR ATTI: Advanced Teacher Training Intensive

Overview

Growing Into the Heart of Teaching MBSR

Dharma, Embodiment and the Refinement of Intention

An advanced MBSR teacher training, qualifying on the UCSD Certification Pathway, and open to all MBSR teachers with all levels of experience for personal enrichment and community building. While MBSR is emphasized, this training is also open to MBCT teachers and will count towards certification as well.

The experience of teaching Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction is unlike most other experiences in life, and the opportunities for growth, expansion and transformation are almost limitless. This advanced training is intended to enrich and deepen this journey of teaching MBSR through practice, learning, reflection and sharing. Intended for those who have taught at least two full MBSR courses, this program will draw upon your own experiences, challenges, breakthroughs and insights within a community of fellow teachers as a means of learning from each other — for the good of our participants, and of ourselves.


Key Components of This 5-Day Training

Exploring and Refining Intentions of Core Practices

Within the framework of stated intentions for key elements of MBSR, we will explore through experience how these come alive in the classroom and with each other. Integral to this training will be a close look at how "drift" from the core curriculum can unfold in various subtle and obvious ways, and how we might work skillfully with these "dissipative forces."

Revisiting the Buddhist Underpinnings of MBSR

Seeing the way that the Dharma emerges in the MBSR curriculum and how core Buddhist teachings and practices can "hold us through the storms" that arise in teaching provides a solid foundation for enriching our work. This theme will weave throughout the entire program.

Celebrating Strengths and Working With Challenges

Each participant will reflect beforehand on their "joys and sorrows" in teaching thus far — coming prepared to share a memorable moment or strength, and to identify a teaching "edge" or struggle. Working within a safe, constructive, and collaborative environment, we will consider: What creates the conditions for these moments? What experiences in our lives have contributed to them? How might we work with all of this skillfully?

Deepening Teaching and Refining Our Means

This portion may include attention to languaging, intention, methods and theory — and equally may lead to self-exploration and deeper issues that inform our teaching. Beyond specific practices, we will explore holding our seat while in our own "full catastrophe," working with challenging participants, and reflecting on expectations around home practice and attachment to outcomes.

Inquiring into Inquiry

Beyond simple reflection, there will be ample opportunity for participants to explore in real time the emergence of these challenges and opportunities through practice in inquiry — with support and brainstorming from the program trainers and drawing upon the wisdom and experience of the group.

The MBI-TAC as a Support for Growth

The Mindfulness-Based Interventions Teaching Assessment Criteria (MBI-TAC) provides a useful means of not only assessing competence while teaching, but reflecting on our process and directing our growth as teachers. Opportunities to ask "Where am I?" and "Where would I like to grow?" will be built into the program.

Building a Teacher Community

Creating a mutually supportive community of teaching will be a core aim of this training — including the creation of an ongoing support system that continues after the training ends.


Certification Credit

This course satisfies the requirement for advanced teacher training in the UC San Diego Mindfulness-Based Professional Training Institute (MBPTI) certification pathway for teachers of MBSR.

Limited Enrollment

Registration is limited to 40 participants in order to provide an environment that promotes in-depth learning in an atmosphere of intimacy and shared experience.

Continuing Education

CE for Psychologists, Psychotherapists (LCSW, MFT, LPC) - $75

Cancellation Policy

A refund (minus your $50 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit) will be made for cancellations submitted in writing up to 7 days prior to the event start date by emailing mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu. No refunds will be allowed within 6 days of the event start date.

Please be aware that the registration fee, deposits, and funds are non-transferable to other programs.

In the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is responsible only for a full refund of the registration fee. In regards to in-person programs, the center is not responsible for any refunds to transportation, hotel accommodations, or any miscellaneous expenses.

Refunds are processed using the same method as the original payment (unless past 180 days).

Contact Email
mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu
Primary Center
Price
$1,750
Pricing Details
Partial payments are acceptable; however a non-refundable minimum deposit of $300 USD is due upon registration.

All remaining balances must be paid in full 30 days prior to the start of the training or your registration will be cancelled for non-payment and you will not be permitted to attend.
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Program Summary
Deepen your MBSR teaching through immersive retreat-based training that explores Buddhist foundations, refines core practices, and builds lasting community with fellow teachers.
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CFM requires a minimum of 10 registrants. Programs with fewer than 10 will be canceled and fully refunded.

Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Teacher Training Intensive (MBCT TTI)

Overview

Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) is an empirically validated program designed to prevent depressive relapse and reduce the impact of mood disorders. Developed by Zindel Segal, Mark Williams, and John Teasdale, MBCT integrates mindfulness meditation with cognitive therapy.

The core of MBCT involves helping participants recognize patterns of thinking associated with mood disorders while cultivating a new relationship to thoughts and emotions—viewing them as events in the mind rather than identifying with them.

The MBCT Teacher Training Intensive (TTI) is a highly interactive professional training that emphasizes the clinician’s own meditation practice and self-inquiry. Through role-play, simulated teaching environments, and patient-practitioner scenarios, participants explore how to apply mindfulness practices in clinical settings.

The curriculum integrates didactic, experiential, and small group learning, including daily meditation, mindful movement, and periods of silence. Participants examine the interaction between thoughts, emotions, and bodily sensations and how these contribute to depressive relapse, while developing the skills to teach MBCT effectively.

Continuing Education

CE Credits require an additional $50 fee - paid for before the start date of the program. You must attend all sessions in order to receive the CE certificate.

Continuing Education Credits are awarded in the following categories: American Psychological Association (APA) and Board of Registered Nursing (BRN).

Psychologists

UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness maintains responsibility for this program and its content. 30.0 CE credit.

California Licensed MFTs, LPCCs, LEPs, LCSWs

This activity is an approved continuing education program by the American Psychological Association. Credit hours may be applied to your license renewal through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. 30.0 CE credit.

Nurses

UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing to sponsor continuing education. Provider Number CEP16351. 36.0 contact hours.

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Demonstrate and lead curriculum and core therapeutic tasks for MBCT group sessions

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Describe the role of mindfulness meditation in regulating emotions and mood

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Mindfulness & Mood Regulation

Articulate the importance of the therapist’s ongoing mindfulness practice

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Therapist Practice

Utilize formal meditation and mindfulness as a mode of being in daily life  

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Embodied Mindfulness

Demonstrate the clinical skills and perspectives necessary to facilitate MBCT groups

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Clinical Facilitation
Cancellation Policy

A refund (minus your $300 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit) will be made for cancellations submitted in writing up to 14 days prior to the event start date by emailing mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu. No refunds will be allowed within 13 days of the event start date.

Registration fees, deposits, and funds are non-transferable.

In the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is responsible only for a full refund of the registration fee. The center is not responsible for any refunds to transportation, hotel accommodations, or any miscellaneous expenses.

Refunds are processed using the same method as the original payment (unless past 180 days).

Contact Email
mindfulness@ucsd.edu
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Price
$2350
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Program Summary
An intensive professional training providing clinicians with the knowledge, skills, and experiential foundation to deliver Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT).
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Fridays, 1 PM–5 PM PT, Saturday–Sunday, 8 AM–4 PM PT
Enrollment requirement

CFM requires a minimum of 20 registrants. Programs with fewer than 20 will be canceled and fully refunded.

10-Week Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Training – Foundation Course

Overview

Are you a mental health therapist seeking to take your expertise to another level? A transdiagnostic approach such as Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behavior Therapy (MiCBT) integrates mindfulness training in the Burmese Vipassana tradition with well-established cognitive and behavioural methods.

MiCBT has been shown through research to reduce symptoms across a wide range of psychological disorders, including complex comorbidities. This integration is considered a second-generation mindfulness-based intervention, incorporating transformational skills from Buddhist psychology.

Through the MiCBT Foundation course, participants deepen understanding of mindfulness insights and behavior reinforcement, explore neuroscience findings related to behavior maintenance and change, and learn to engage clients in treatment.

The course includes didactic, practical, and experiential learning, including daily meditation practice, training in mindfulness techniques, implementation of the four stages of MiCBT, and role-play of core skills in breakout sessions.

Continuing Education

Psychologists: 20.0 CE credits through the American Psychological Association

California licensed MFTs, LPCCs, LEPs, LCSWs: 20.0 CE credits

Nurses: 24.0 contact hours through the California Board of Registered Nursing

CE credit fee: $75

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Describe the theoretical foundations of MiCBT and the Co-emergence Model of Reinforcement  

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MiCBT Foundations

Explain the four stages of MiCBT and their therapeutic goals

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Four-Stage Model

Identify characteristics of client problems and markers of treatment progress

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Client Assessment

Practice systematic mindfulness meditation to enhance self-regulation

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Meditation Practice

Utilize mindfulness of breath to develop executive functions for emotion regulation

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Attention Training

Apply progressively advanced body-scanning techniques to reduce experiential avoidance

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Body Scanning

Introduce mindfulness-based exposure strategies for distressing experiences  

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Exposure Techniques

Facilitate the development of equanimity and emotional balance  

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Equanimity

Apply MiCBT cognitive restructuring while maintaining mindfulness practice  

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Cognitive Tools

Assess mindfulness and equanimity using validated tools and outcome measures  

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Measurement & Outcomes

Enhance interpersonal mindfulness and communication through experiential ownership

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Interpersonal Skills

Cultivate compassion for self and others through MiCBT practices

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Compassion
Cancellation Policy

A refund (minus $300 non-refundable deposit) will be made for cancellations submitted by emailing mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu on or before 30 days prior to the start of the course. No refunds will be allowed after this date.

Registration fees, deposits, and funds are non-transferable.

In the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is responsible only for a full refund of the registration fee and not for transportation, hotel accommodations, or any miscellaneous expenses.

Refunds are processed using the same method as payment.

Contact Email
mindfulness@ucsd.edu
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Program Summary
A professional training course for mental health clinicians introducing the four-stage MiCBT model, integrating mindfulness meditation with cognitive-behavioral therapy.
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CFM requires a minimum of 4 registrants. Programs with fewer than 4 will be canceled and fully refunded.

10-Week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Teacher Training (MBSR TT)

Overview

Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) is an empirically-supported 8-week psycho-educational group intervention that teaches mindfulness meditation as a health intervention. Created by Jon Kabat-Zinn in 1979, MBSR offers participants the possibility to develop a different relationship to stress resulting from chronic physical and psychological illnesses, and the daily indignities experienced as a result of racism and other forms of oppression. Research outcomes have demonstrated positive improvements in physical and psychological symptoms, as well as changes in health attitudes and behaviors.

This teacher training will provide trainees the opportunity to study and experience the foundational underpinnings, mindfulness meditations and specific exercises that are the framework of the MBSR program. The themes, rationales, intention and practice skills of each MBSR class session will be reviewed, discussed and practiced. Participant screening guidelines will be covered, and samples of client handouts will be provided. There will also be home practice for personal mindfulness practice.

This online teacher training is highly interactive. Trainees will move between experiencing MBSR sessions and practicing teaching components of the program in small groups under supervision. The training emphasizes the necessity of a personal mindfulness practice as the foundation for teaching, along with embodiment of non-judgmental present-moment awareness, kindness, compassion, and equanimity.

The training integrates didactic and experiential modules, including large and small group learning, role-play, and simulated patient-practitioner encounters. Ethical considerations in teaching MBSR are also addressed.

PREREQUISITES: You must have taken the 8-Week MBSR program and the 5-7 Night Silent Retreat before registering for this MBSR TT program. These prerequisites cannot be taken at the same time as taking this program.

Continuing Education

CE Credits require an additional $75 fee - paid for before the start date of the program. You must attend all sessions and the all-day session in order to receive the CE certificate.

Continuing Education Credits are awarded in the following categories: American Psychological Association (APA) and Board of Registered Nursing (BRN).

Psychologists

UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness maintains responsibility for this program and its content. 31.25 CE credit.

California Licensed MFTs, LPCCs, LEPs, LCSWs

This activity is an approved continuing education program by the American Psychological Association. Credit hours may be applied to your license renewal through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. 31.25 CE credit.

Nurses

UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing to sponsor continuing education. Provider Number CEP16351. 37.5 contact hours.

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Objectives

Articulate an understanding of the foundational principles of the MBSR program  

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MBSR Foundations

Demonstrate basic MBSR teaching skills

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Teaching Skills

Describe the role of mindfulness meditation in wellness and regulation of emotions and behaviors

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Mindfulness & Self-Regulation

Articulate the rationale for a teacher’s ongoing mindfulness meditation practice

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Personal Practice

Discuss formal and informal mindfulness practices in daily life  

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Formal & Informal Practice
Cancellation Policy

A refund (minus your $300 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit) will be made for cancellations submitted in writing up to 14 days prior to the event start date by emailing mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu. No refunds will be allowed within 13 days of the event start date.

Registration fees, deposits, and funds are non-transferable.

In the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is responsible only for a full refund of the registration fee. The center is not responsible for any refunds to transportation, hotel accommodations, or any miscellaneous expenses.

Refunds are processed using the same method as the original payment (unless past 180 days).

Contact Email
mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu
Primary Center
Price
$1975
Pricing Details
EARLY BIRD RATE: $1875 (up to 30 days before the start date)

UC San Diego Students/Employees may take the course for $1875 ($1775 up to 30 days before the start date)
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Program Summary
A 10-week professional training for individuals seeking to teach Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), covering core curriculum, teaching skills, and experiential practice.
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Tuesdays, 9 AM–12 PM PT

The All-Day Session on 10/25/26, from 8am-3pm PT, is included with program.

Enrollment requirement

CFM requires a minimum of 10 registrants. Programs with fewer than 10 will be canceled and fully refunded.

Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behavior Therapy (MiCBT)

Overview

Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behavior Therapy (MiCBT) is a sophisticated integration of mindfulness training and cognitive-behavioral science. Grounded in evidence-based principles, MiCBT offers a four-stage, transdiagnostic treatment model that can be applied across a wide range of mental health conditions and client populations. Drawing from the Burmese Vipassana tradition of Ledi Sayadaw and U Ba Khin, MiCBT blends traditional mindfulness practices with the rigor of behavioral and cognitive methods.

This one-day workshop provides an engaging overview of the theoretical framework that underpins MiCBT. Participants will deepen their understanding of operant conditioning and explore the neuro-behavioral mechanisms that explain how mindfulness and CBT complement one another.

Join an international community of clinicians in this learning opportunity to discover how MiCBT can enrich both your clinical work and your personal mindfulness practice—and to consider whether further training in this empirically validated approach may be right for you.

The experiential workshop will involve learning material through various modalities, including guided mindfulness meditation practices as taught in MiCBT, live demonstration of delivery of Diary of Reactive Habits, guided mindfulness interoceptive exposure tasks and experiential ownership, video demonstrations of MiCBT skills with a client during real-life therapy sessions, and live question and answer through chat.

What’s included: access to online pre-workshop content, 14 days access to the recorded workshop, and membership to the North American Chapter of the MiCBT Institute.

For the introductory workshop, no prior knowledge of mindfulness is assumed, but basic skills in cognitive and behavioral techniques are helpful. The workshop is geared toward professionals with a foundational understanding of the concepts, as the workshop is delivered at a higher psychological level.

Continuing Education

CE Credits require an additional $15 fee - paid for before the start date of the program. You must attend the entire workshop in order to receive the CE certificate.

Continuing Education Credits are awarded in the following categories: American Psychological Association (APA) and Board of Registered Nursing (BRN).

Psychologists

UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness maintains responsibility for this program and its content. 6.0 CE credit.

California Licensed MFTs, LPCCs, LEPs, LCSWs

This activity is an approved continuing education program by the American Psychological Association. Credit hours may be applied to your license renewal through the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. 6.0 CE credit.

Nurses

UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing to sponsor continuing education. Provider Number CEP16351. 7.0 contact hours.

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Objectives

Describe recent theoretical and empirical findings on mindfulness practice and its clinical effects

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Research & Clinical Effects

Identify the neurophenomenological foundations that support behavior maintenance and change

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Behavior & Change Mechanisms

Apply MiCBT methods to strengthen attention and emotion regulation

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Attention & Emotion Regulation

Utilize MiCBT techniques for behavioral regulation and reducing avoidance patterns

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Behavioral Regulation

Demonstrate how to integrate MiCBT practices to enhance interpersonal regulation and resolve conflict

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Interpersonal & Conflict Skills

Implement MiCBT strategies for transpersonal regulation and relapse prevention in clinical context

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Relapse Prevention
Cancellation Policy

A refund (minus your $50 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit) will be made for cancellations submitted in writing up to 14 days prior to the event start date by emailing mindfulness@health.ucsd.edu. No refunds will be allowed within 13 days of the event start date.

Please be aware that the registration fee, deposits, and funds are non-transferable to other programs.

In the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, UC San Diego Center for Mindfulness is responsible only for a full refund of the registration fee. In regards to the In-Person Programs, the center is not responsible for any refunds to transportation, hotel accommodations, or any miscellaneous expenses.

The refunds are processed in the same method as the payments were submitted (unless past 180 days).

Contact Email
mindfulness@ucsd.edu
Primary Center
Price
$195
Pricing Details
EARLY BIRD RATE: $175 (up to 30 days before the start date)

UC San Diego Students/Employees may take the course for $175 ($150 up to 30 days before the start date)
Audience Type
Program Summary
A one-day workshop introducing Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behavior Therapy, integrating mindfulness training with cognitive-behavioral science.
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Program Session
Fridays, 9 AM–4 PM PT
Enrollment requirement

CFM requires a minimum of 10 registrants. Programs with fewer than 10 will be canceled and fully refunded.