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Sunday, March 11 • 2:45pm - 3:45pm
Cultivating Connection to Self, Community, and the Divine Within: The benefits of Meditation for Youth

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Mindfulness is a practice that has proliferated across many institutions – schools, Psychologists’ and Physicians’ office, and corporate staff rooms.  Research has demonstrated its’ value in decreasing anxiety and depression, enhancing creativity, and fostering compassion. At the core of Mindfulness-based intervention is training in ‘quieting’ the chatter that is constantly running through our heads (through meditation), so that we can hear that ‘still soft voice’ within. This is the voice that is at our core as Jews, as Citizens of the World, and as a reflection of the Divine. Unfortunately, in our rush to ‘get ahead’, we often drown out that inner voice.   Meditation is a means to reclaim that inner connection.   A description of how that was undertaken in a Winnipeg High School is offered.

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Chaya Green

Chaya Green is a Certified Teacher of the Transcendental Meditation™ technique, and has been teaching TM to adults in Winnipeg since 2008. Working with Cathy Moser, she has taught TM to over 60 aboriginal children in core area schools.
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Alan Green

Alan Green grew up at Congregation Adat Ariel in Valley Village, California where he was taken under the wing of Cantor Allan Michelson, one of the great Hazzanim of that day.  Rabbi Green received his BA and MA in the History of Religions from UCLA, and rabbinic ordination from... Read More →
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Cathy Moser

Dr. Cathy Moser is a Clinical Psychologist that has been practicing in Winnipeg since 1986.  She works with children and adults – using a variety of treatment approaches, including meditation practices.


Sunday March 11, 2018 2:45pm - 3:45pm CDT
Room 230 - Second Floor