BACKGROUND
In addition to their psychotherapy practices, Eleanore Feldman, MSW, LCSW and Chris Johnson, PsyD co-led Mindfulness Meditation classes, workshops and retreats in the Chicago suburbs for more than five years.
Eleanore Feldman, LCSW relocated to Los Angeles in 2005 where she has re-established her psychotherapy practice and resumed teaching A Mindful Course. She works with individuals, couples, families and groups and has a special interest in attachment and relational difficulties particularly with the coexistence of a trauma history.
Eleanore's classes and groups untilize mindfulness practices developed from her training in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) with Jon Kabat-Zinn and Saki Santorelli. She has adapted A Mindful Course for use with unique concerns: parents in a school setting and a prison population.
Chris Johnson, PsyD., has a broad background ranging from psychotherapy with trauma survivors to couples in crisis to coaching managers and corporate executives around balance and meaning.
Chris also trained in Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) with Jon Kabat-Zinn and Saki Santorelli of the Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care and Society, and has continued to deepen her practice by studying somatics and embodied leadership at the Strozzi Institute.
In her work at Q4Consulting, Chris incorporates mindfulness practices into customized training and coaching in the workplace. She also teaches A Mindful Course each quarter in Oak Brook, a suburb just west of Chicago, with the intention to share the powerful impact of integrating mindfulness pracitce in our daily lives.
For more information about Mindfulness Meditation, see Resources .
NEXT CLASS BEGINS:
Chicago, Western Suburbs Thursdays September 9th - Novemeber 18th, 2010
REGISTER TODAY:
For classes in Chicago, contact Chris Johnson, Psy.D. at 630.368.0122 to register. For classes in Los Angeles, contact Eleanore Feldman, MSW, LCSW at 310.903.7001.
"You can change the world with this stuff! I'm more balanced in temperament, have less mind clutter and better focus."
~M.G., student
©2004-2006 Eleanore Feldman, M.S.W., and Chris Johnson, Psy.D.
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