Free Comprehensive Wellness Program Part 2

Community Event

Date

June 24, 2019

Time

07:00 AM  – 05:30 PM

Address

Bonaventure Resort & Spa

250 Racquet Club Rd, Weston, FL 33326, USA

Weston, Florida 33326

https://cmbm.org/training/mind-body-medicine-training-for-broward-county/

This ​training ​is ​in ​two ​Parts: ​June ​10-13 ​(Part ​1) ​and ​June ​24- ​27 ​(Part ​2). ​Part ​1 ​is ​a ​pre-requisite ​for ​Part ​2 ​and ​you ​will ​be ​required ​to ​attend ​both. ​By ​applying, ​you ​also ​commit ​to ​running ​at ​least ​one ​workshop ​and ​two, ​8-week ​mind-body ​skills ​group ​during ​the ​year ​under ​the ​supervision ​of ​Center ​for ​Mind-Body ​Medicine ​(CMBM) ​faculty. ​We ​strongly ​encourage ​you ​to ​apply ​with ​2-4 ​people ​from ​your ​institution ​to ​ensure ​that ​you ​will ​be ​able ​to ​work ​with ​a ​co-facilitator ​and ​have ​ongoing ​support. ​ 

IMPORTANT: ​The ​short ​essay ​question ​for ​this ​application ​is ​below ​if ​you'd ​like ​to ​write ​it ​separately ​before ​starting ​the ​application ​(otherwise ​you ​may ​be ​kicked ​out ​of ​the ​application ​due ​to ​the ​time ​limit). 

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Add to Calendar 2019-06-24 11:00:00 2019-06-27 21:30:00 Free Comprehensive Wellness Program Part 2 Bonaventure Resort & Spa 250 Racquet Club Rd, Weston, FL 33326, USA Children's Services Council of Broward County mwest@taoti.com America/New_York public

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