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Kelly McGonigal

Kelly McGonigal, PhD, is a health psychologist and award-winning lecturer at Stanford University. A leading expert on the mind-body relationship, her work integrates the latest findings...

The Neuroscience of Change

A Compassion-Based Program for Personal Transformation

Kelly McGonigal

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Personal Transformation Based on Mindfulness and Self-Compassion

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Course objectives:

  • Discuss how to nourish the seeds of change and transformation by working with inner experiences as the key to making outward change through willingness, self-awareness, and surrender.
  • Explain how to transform self-criticism into self-compassion
  • Discuss the value of vows, "encoding prospective memories," making values-driven commitments and how to overcome the "trigger-to-instinct" in the process of transformation and change.
  • Practice guided reflections based on breakthrough science, practical sensability, and wisdom traditions, including exercises and mindfulness meditations that for making positive change that lasts.

What's your most important goal? Why does it matter so deeply? How will you overcome the obstacles? Answer these questions with sincerity, proceed with mindfulness and compassion, and you have just set in motion a revolutionary method for personal change that is supported by both the latest science and traditional wisdom. On The Neuroscience of Change, psychologist and award-winning Stanford lecturer Kelly McGonigal presents six sessions of breakthrough ideas, guided practices, and real-world exercises for making self-awareness and kindness the basis for meaningful transformation.

Practical Methods to Retrain Your Brain to Support Your Goals

Our understanding of the incredible power of the human brain is at an all-time high, with the emerging fields of neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, and psychophysiology opening new possibilities for greater health, happiness, and freedom from suffering. Drawing on her training as a research scientist and longtime practitioner of meditation and yoga, Dr. McGonigal reveals these startling findings—including the clinically supported methods for training the mind away from default states and negativity that no longer serve us and establishing behaviors and attitudes aligned with our highest values and aspirations.

The First Rule of Change: It's Already Happening

As the world's wisdom traditions teach and science is now verifying, our lives are in fact defined by constant change. Whether you're looking to change a behavior, improve your health or other circumstances, or simply for a way to bring hope and resilience into your life as it is, The Neuroscience of Change will help you trust yourself and unfold your true capacities for personal transformation.


Highlights

  • Willingness, self-awareness, and surrender—how to nourish the seeds of change
  • Focusing on the process, not the outcome
  • How to overcome the “trigger-to-instinct” reaction
  • The proven benefits of meditation—and how to start practicing yourself
  • How to transform self-criticism into self-compassion
  • Why your mind creates habits—and how to consciously create new ones
  • Making values-driven commitments
  • Visualization and the principle of “encoding prospective memories”
  • The power of the vow
  • “Deep activation” and the danger of rejecting what is
  • Working with inner experiences as the key to making outward change
  • Six hours of breakthrough science, practical wisdom, guided exercises, and mindfulness meditations for making positive change that lasts

Product details

CD:
Contents 6 CDs (6 hours, 25 minutes)
Date Published May 01, 2012
ISBN-10 1-60407-790-5
ISBN-13 978-1-60407-790-2
Dimensions 6 7/8 x 6 5/8 inches
Product Codes 2535d, f2535d, af02535d
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Download File Types
Contents Audio download (6 hours, 25 minutes)
Date Published May 01, 2012
ISBN-10 1-60407-823-5
ISBN-13 978-1-60407-823-7
Product Codes 2535w, f2535w, af02535w
CD + CE Credits:
Contents 6.5 CE credits, 6 CDs (6 hours, 25 minutes)
Date Published May 01, 2012
Product Codes 3907, p3907, ap03907
Audio Download + CE Credits:
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Contents 6.5 CE credits, Audio download (6 hours, 25 minutes)
Date Published May 01, 2012
Product Codes 3908, p3908, ap03908
CE Credits:
Contents 6.5 CE credits
Date Published May 01, 2012
Product Codes 3906, e3906, ce03906

Customer Reviews

By gilad s
Date Added: Tuesday 18 June 2013
In this course, Kelly McGonigal, explains very
clearly the brain mechanisms of suffering, and negative habits.
She goes through some important highlights which I found helpful, to change and address negative habits and internal experience.
It helped me listening, also to some of her talks in youtube to get some, before I took this course.
The approach here is different then the stiff and rigid approach I am used to use for change, and I find very helpful for dealing with my own issues.
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By Lia A
Date Added: Thursday 9 May 2013
This audio book is great. The combination of research, reflection, and concrete meditative exercises is very effective. But the audiobook needs a more detailed textual accompaniment than the short outline it comes with. The listener has no way to get back to any particular material or instructions.
I highly recommend this product.
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By Morwenna K
Date Added: Saturday 19 January 2013
Kelly is amazing - this program changed my life for the better. Thank you.
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By MelissaT
Date Added: Monday 29 October 2012
Using your work to support my action research involving math education reform. Action research question: Students FEEL bad at math if and only if they are provided with bad mathematics learning environments and experiences. Is the converse true? If students are provided with positive mathematics learning experiences to FEEL successful in mathematics, will they perform successfully in mathematics? Do feelings matter in mathematics? Should mathematics be fun?
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