Living Life Well Mindfulness Classes (Temporarily suspended with hopes to offer again in the future)
Living Life Well is a 6-week class for individuals who are interested in learning mindfulness strategies to promote overall health and well-being. Stress and pain are unavoidable facts of life. Mindfulness is an approach to cultivate inner resources to deal with stress, pain and illness. Mindfulness is for people who want to be more fully aware, improve their overall quality of life, be happier and live life to the fullest. Mindfulness is about being fully aware of whatever is happening in the present moment, without filters or the lens of judgment. Instead of letting your life pass you by, mindfulness means living in the moment and awakening to experience. There is strong evidence that mindfulness practice can help people with: For the past few years, UNC Family Medicine has been able to offer our Living Life Well Mindfulness class free of charge to our patients and community. Unfortunately, our generous funding source has recently expired, and we now have to charge a one-time fee of $265 for the class. The class will remain free for those receiving Charity Care. If someone withdraws from the class prior to the start of class, their full fee will be refunded. If someone withdraws from the class after the first session, they will receive a refund of $215 (minus $50). There are no refunds for discontinuing the class after the second session. Some comments from previous participants: These classes are temporarily suspended with hopes to offer in the future. Additional classes will be added soon! Interested individuals may also indicate their interest in being contacted for a future class by registering and selecting “interested in a future class” as their preferred “class.” Participants will receive a free program workbook and CD with mindfulness practice recordings. For more information on the upcoming class, please call 984-974-4975, or register here. What is mindfulness?
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