Mindfulness-Based Helping Association (MBHA) is dedicated to rooting mindfulness therapy deeply in Taiwan and the Chinese cultural world, while also developing a professional network for mindfulness-based helping in the Asia-Pacific region. Since its founding, the association has maintained close cooperation with mindfulness teachers and institutions in Europe and the U.S., actively promoting mindfulness helping practices and training, and fostering long-term development of academic research in mindfulness.

This year, the association will host the 2024 Academic and Practical Symposium on "Physical and Mental Well-being in the Digital Era: Reconnecting the Lost Mind-Body Connection" on October 19th, Saturday, at Chung Shan Medical University. The symposium aims to share different mindfulness and embodied practices from experts, helping individuals reconnect with their mind-body unity and find ways to achieve mental and physical stability amidst the challenges and stress of the world.

Symposium Details:

2024 Academic and Practical Symposium on "Physical and Mental Well-being in the Digital Era: Reconnecting the Lost Mind-Body Connection"

Call for Papers: Submissions are now open.

• Date: October 19, 2024 (Saturday) 08:30 - 16:00
• Location: Chung Shan Medical University, Zhengxin Building

Registration Link: https://www.beclass.com/rid=284d8836644537964a7d

Target Audience:

1. Experts and scholars researching mindfulness topics.
2. Mindfulness educators and practitioners.
3. Teachers, university students, graduate students, and community members interested in mindfulness for health promotion and life application.
4. Counseling psychologists, clinical psychologists, and other professionals interested in mindfulness for health promotion and application in life.

Call for Paper Topics:

1. How does mindfulness practice enhance physical and mental health?
2. How can mindfulness education optimize life experiences?
3. Mindfulness education and reflection for different groups (children, adolescents, adults, elderly, patients or caregivers, inmates, and other diverse groups).
4. Papers on mindfulness topics, including empirical research, teaching or supervision experiences, group process reports, lesson plan sharing, case reports, and theoretical essays.

More Details: Please refer to the registration form and attachments or visit the official website:
Mindfulness-Based Helping Association Website

All registrations must be completed online.

For inquiries, please contact the association's Secretariat
Email: mbha0701@gmail.com

Organizers:
Mindfulness-Based Helping Association (MBHA)

Co-organizers:
Department of Psychology, Chung Shan Medical University

Supporting Units:
Please see the registration form for details.

Mindfulness-Based Helping Association (MBHA)
Phone: 05-3628515 / 0980-356545
Fax: 05-3628071
Email: mbha0701@gmail.com
Website: http://www.mbha.org.tw/