Integrating Spirituality With Psychotherapy And Counseling

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Integrating Spirituality With Psychotherapy And Counseling
Last updated 9/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.43 GB | Duration: 4h 21m

Learn principles and practices of spiritual liberation to use in counseling and psychotherapy for mental health

What you'll learn

How spirituality can help in overcoming mental illness

Spiritual laws to improve resilience, problem solving, etc

Exercises to improve mental health

Vedanta Meditations & Mindfulness exercises

Understanding Suffering and Emotional Freedom

The art of living and how it can help people deal with emotional dysfunction

Nature of emotions and thoughts

How to efficiently manage thoughts, emotions and problems

Psychology of Yoga: Nothing to do with postures

Requirements

Internet

Description

This course is useful for Counselors and therapists who would like to integrate Spirituality into their practiceYoga is not only physical exercise or posture. There is a whole psychological basis to it. This course is not about learning how to do different poses of yoga. This course is about learning how to take care of your mental health and live an emotionally charged life. If you are unfamiliar with the concept of yoga or assume it is about physical exercise please know it is more than that. This is a course on psychologyIn this course, you will learn three yoga paths that are Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga. Everything from basic understanding, core principles, and methods of practice will be included in this course. Along with the videos you will be able to do download mp3 files of all lectures. Below is the basic understanding of what these three yoga paths are. 1. Karma Counseling – the yoga/psychology of action and selfless serviceClients having problems of depression, anxiety, etc with regards to the Work and Career area can benefit tremendously from this skillThis resonates most with those who are community-based and of an outgoing nature. Karma yoga purifies the heart and burns away selfish tendencies by encouraging a detachment from the fruits of actions. In this way, there is no expectation of personal gain or recognition. All actions are done with a focus on Oneness, therefore establishing a connection with the True Self. Mother Theresa is an example of a well-known karma yogi2. Bhakti Counseling – the yoga/psychology of devotion and loveClients having problems of depression, anxiety, etc with regards to managing emotions, self-image and relationships area can benefit tremendously from this skill.According to this path, a lack of faith in the Divine or Sacred Essence has caused us to lose connection to our Divine Self. The solution, therefore, is love, surrender, and devotion to the Divine qualities in everything. Bhakti Yoga asks us to purify and transform our egotistic self-love by focusing the mind on sacred thoughts and transferring all our love and emotions into the Divine essence that permeates all. Examples of Bhakti Yoga are chanting and devotional rituals. This path resonates most with those of an emotional nature3. Rāja Counseling – the practice of meditationClients having problems that arise due to agitation of mind, stressful lifestyle and more complex problems such as PTSD, Suicidal Thinking, ADHD, etc can benefit tremendously from this skill.The restlessness of the mind has caused our attention to become carried away in stories and disconnected from our True Essence, according to this path. The solution, then, is to calm the mind through meditation in order to reveal the Oneness that we are in our truest essence. This is done via the Ashtanga (8 limbs) system, as outlined by Patañjali in the Raja Yoga Sutras. Most yoga classes in today’s society are steeped in the Raja Yoga path. This path is most suited for those with a nature that resonates with method-based practice4. Spirituality for Emotional FreedomIn this section, you will learn the core spiritual teachings that will help you overcome your problems in life. This course is divided into 4 lectures 1: Root of all sufferings2: The ultimate solution to eradicate all suffering 3: Troubleshooting problems on the path 4: Desirelessness In each lecture, we will look at the scientific reasons for our problems and scientific solutions to overcome our sufferings. "Suffering" is an umbrella term for all pains we experience because of our mind, body and world. The suffering includes common problems such as anger, jealousy, low self-esteem to major problems such as depression, suicidal tendencies, anxiety and other kindsThere are many practices and principles that you will learn in this course, which covers a significant amount of teachings from Vedanta, Swami Vivekananda and Bhagavad Gita. All the yoga paths are based on Hinduism, however, these principles are more about love, mindset and humanity rather than religion. Therefore, they can be practised by anyone regardless of their age, gender, experience, and religious choice.Counsellors and Mental Health professionals can use these philosophies and practices for their clients along with the regular counselling of CBT or any other therapy

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Basic Concepts

Lecture 1 Introduction and Course Overview

Lecture 2 Announcement

Lecture 3 What is Yoga?

Lecture 4 Four Paradigms of Spiritual Problem

Lecture 5 What is Spiritual Enlightenment?

Section 2: Karma Counseling – the yoga/psychology of action and selfless service

Lecture 6 What is Karma Yoga?

Lecture 7 Problem of Impure Mind

Lecture 8 7 Conditions to qualify as Karma

Lecture 9 Ideal of Karma Yoga

Lecture 10 3 Levels of Karma Yoga

Lecture 11 Part 1 - Art of Work Karma Yoga

Lecture 12 Part 2 - Art of Work Karma Yoga

Lecture 13 Part 3 - Art of Work Karma Yoga

Lecture 14 Part 4 - Art of Work Karma Yoga

Lecture 15 Karma Yoga Conlusion

Section 3: Bhakti Counseling – the yoga/psychology of devotion and love

Lecture 16 Part 1 - Bhakti Yoga

Lecture 17 Part 2 - Bhakti Yoga

Lecture 18 Qualifications of the Aspirant (Bhakta)

Lecture 19 The Method of Bhakti Yoga

Lecture 20 Realization 01

Section 4: Spirituality for Emotional Freedom

Lecture 21 Law of Karma - Root of all human suffering

Lecture 22 Four Yoga Paths - Solutions

Lecture 23 Trouble Shooting

Lecture 24 Realization 02

Lecture 25 Conclusion

Lecture 26 Level 2 (Course Intro)

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