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Friday
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August
 
14
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HELD LECTURE HALL

304 BARNARD HALL

THURS:Dec 10, 2015

5:30-7pm


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THUR: DEC 10, 2015@5:30-7pm

THE HELD LECTURE HALL

304 BARNARD HALL

 INTRODUCTION TO THE SCIENCE OF RESILIENCE

JUNA BOBBY M.D.

 

It's an exciting time to be an emerging adult. It's also a very challenging time and burnout is an all too common phenomenon.


Take advantage of your twenty-something, highly plastic brain.


Learn how mental and physical training can help you bounce back from setbacks!

 

ELEVATE YOUR LIFE WITH

MIND-BODY MEDICINE:

EAT
MOVE
SLEEP
RELATE

BETTER

NO SPECIAL CLOTHES, TIME OR PLACE NEEDED

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Hosted by Christina LaGamma:

Neuroscience and Behavior Major at Barnard College of Columbia University

Research assistant at NYSPI studying the molecular underpinnings of behavioral resilience


Christina's interest in studying resilience through the integration of science, philosophy, and spirituality began on a transformational study abroad program in Dharamsala, India with Emory University. As a future physician, she plans to apply the principles of behavioral and molecular resilience in medical practice

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JUNA BOBBY M.D.

MIND-BODY MEDICINE SPECIALIST

JUNA BOBBY M.D.

MIND-BODY MEDICINE SPECIALIST

Dr. Bobby is a board certified physician and a graduate of NYU School of Medicine.
In practice for 20+ years, she saw too many lifestyle related chronic diseases and became fascinated with the question: why is it so hard to choose healthy behaviors? It was something she could personally relate to, having grown up with all the modern maladies of processed foods, poor sleep, inactivity, and "quick fixes" for painful emotions and anxiety. When she became a mother, she wanted to fortify her kids with education, inner resilience and habits for healthy living. Mind-Body Medicine, which focuses on the interaction of our mind, thoughts and beliefs with health and behavior, gave her the tools and the science to do just that!


Local Workshops @: NYU Medical School, Columbia Law School, Columbia Business School, Juilliard School

Studied:
Mind Body Medicine Benson Henry Institute, Lifestyle Medicine Jocelyn Diabetes Center, CBT Pediatric and Adult Psychiatry: Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School programs.
Mindfulness training: MBSR, SIYLI, UCLA MARC, Omega, Buddhist Psychology Studies
Sleep CBT (U.Penn) Plant based nutrition (Cornell), CBT, Compassion focused CBT at AICT
Eriksonian Hypnosis Institute for Clinical Hypnosis
Olympic oval mental training for coaches at Calgary University
Entrepreneurial Courses at Columbia Business School

Neuroscience of Learning

Cornell Plant Based Nutrition Certificate

Ongoing studies in Shaolin Martial Arts Kung Fu, QiGong and Yoga

TESTIMONIALS:

“Dr. Juna Bobby has mastered both the scientific knowledge and skill required to successfully guide others into resiliency. She also possesses a rare depth of empathy that makes the process of learning new skills a joy.”
PEG BAIM, MS, NP

CLINICAL DIRECTOR AT BENSON-HENRY INSTITUTE FOR MIND BODY MEDICINE

MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL, HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL

"It helped me to understand my thoughts and emotions more, and it helped to clear my mind when I was overwhelmed by stress." 

"I learned a lot about my brain and why certain emotions occur."

"Very motivational and inspirational."
"This class was funny but you learned a lot!"

"It helped me with tests." 

"This class was really thought provoking for me.  It made me understand my body and emotions a LOT BETTER."
"Learning skills that keep us calm during the storms of life."

I liked the structure of the presentations and the material was never boring."

"I liked having a moment of meditation - really helped to calm my anxiety from school."

“Tangible take-home practices and ideas are incredibly useful! Thank you!""I liked learning about the different sciences and theories behind mindfulness and resilience. I really did love it all. This is one of my most cherished experiences so far. So glad I participated. I can't wait for next semester!"

 

HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, MEDICAL, LAW, BUSINESS STUDENTS 

Contact

2016 At Barnard FOUR PART SERIES:

increase your emotional IQ with

attention training and meditatioN

INTRO: THE SCIENCE OF

RESILIENCE


what IS it? how does it effect our mental & physical health to the cellular level?

STRESS MANAGEMENT 

101 


what does stress do to body chemistry? how to tell good, bad from ugly stress.

the anatomy of attention

 

LEARN the 3 steps to paying attention: best practices from neuroscience

the SCIENCE OF emotionS 


evolution of emotions:

navigating modern life with emotional intelligence

I THINK, THEREFORE

I AM... or am i?


what makes up thoughts at the molecular level?  thoughts CAN HELP or hurt 

the science of compassion 


Your brain on compassion: smarter, healthier and more productivE

 procrastination poison & Antidote

 

you can arm yourself with tools and knowledge to tackle procrastination

SLEEP science: geT the right dose


what is sleep? why do we need it? why can't we make ourselves fall asleep?

zen space zen mind


how does clutter seep into all of our lives? what does it do to our brains?

your space

 

place, people & things

What's in your space? how to declutter for happiness

EXERCISE AS MEDICINE


WHAT DOES EXERCISE HAVE TO DO WITH MY BRAIN? WHAT IS THE BEST DOSES OF EXERCISE?

FOOD AS MEDICINE


HOW DOES FOOD INTERACT WITH MY GENOMICS?
eat real food in class!

MEDITATION AS MEDICINE


5 CONSECutive 75 min sessions over 5 days:

becoming a self-sufficient meditator

MINDFULNESS AS MEDICINE


The  qualities and practices of mindfulness are infused throughout the year

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STUDENT GOAL

Offer each student a wide range of skills to choose from. Fun and relevant tools will spark life-long interest in wellness.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Students will develop healthy mental and physical self-care habits using science, in-class experiences, real-world application and practice.

GLOBAL GOAL

Creating a culture where healthy behavior has high perceived value. Healthy is the "new" normal!

Class format:

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CHECK-IN

Sitting and listening is not enough to learn something thoroughly. Fun discussions of prior class materialsl and  real world experiences set the stage for deeper learning.

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MIND-BODY MEDICINE

A large body of exciting cutting edge research on exercise, food, sleep, compassion, neuroscience and positive psychology demonstrate that the mind-body, body-mind connection is real and powerful! 

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PRACTICE EXERCISE

Learn and practice research backed tools for healthier ways of thinking, moving, sleeping, eating, relaxing, and relating to others.

04

TAKE HOME PRACTICE

Students will receive "prescriptions and doses" of the mental or physical exercises learned in class to practice in the real world. 



"

To achieve great things,

two things are needed; 

a plan and not quite enough time.

Leonard Bernstein

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#Wellness, #studentwellness, #lifestylemedicine

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