Skip to main content
Hope Wellness Mental Health Center

Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)

A program that teaches evidence-based mindfulness practices to help manage stress, anxiety, and chronic pain.

Overview

Our Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction program teaches evidence-based mindfulness practices to help manage stress, anxiety, and chronic pain. Through systematic training in meditation and mindful movement, participants develop greater awareness and effective coping strategies.

Book an Appointment

Who Should Consider

Individuals experiencing chronic stress

People with anxiety or depression

Those managing chronic pain

Individuals seeking stress management tools

People interested in mindfulness practices

Expected Results

Reduced stress and anxiety levels

Improved emotional regulation

Better pain management

Enhanced mindfulness skills

Greater sense of well-being

Our Process

1

Initial orientation

Introduction to MBSR principles and practices

2

Mindfulness foundations

Learning basic mindfulness meditation techniques

3

Body awareness

Developing body scan and movement practices

4

Stress response

Understanding and managing stress reactions

5

Advanced practices

Deepening meditation and mindful living skills

6

Integration

Incorporating mindfulness into daily life

Telehealth Services

Experience the benefits of MBSR from the comfort of your home

Benefits

Convenient access to mindfulness training
Practice in your familiar environment
Flexible scheduling options
Recorded sessions for practice

Process

1
Initial virtual orientation
2
Online guided meditations
3
Virtual group discussions
4
Digital resources and recordings
5
Remote progress check-ins

Requirements

Stable internet connection
Quiet, private space
Computer or tablet with camera
Comfortable space for movement

Platforms Used

Zoom

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the time commitment for MBSR?

MBSR typically involves 8-12 sessions, each lasting approximately 1 hour, for a total duration of 8 weeks.

Who is MBSR best suited for?

MBSR is suitable for individuals experiencing chronic stress, anxiety, or pain. It's also beneficial for those interested in developing mindfulness skills for general well-being.

Can I continue working while participating in MBSR?

Yes, MBSR is designed to be compatible with work and daily life commitments.

Related Services

Emergency Information

If you're experiencing a mental health crisis or having thoughts of self-harm, seek immediate help.

What to do:

  • Contact emergency services
  • Reach out to your mental health provider
  • Use learned coping strategies
  • Connect with support resources

Emergency Contacts:

National Crisis Hotline:988
Mental Health Support:1-800-273-8255