4 episodes

Pause and Practice exercises are opportunities to stop and practice centering the mind, grounding the body, and engaging mindful awareness of the present. The exercises are built with attention to research on the benefits of mindfulness and meditation for the support of holistic mental health. They are also informed by existing spiritual practices (ex. centering prayer, Vipassanā) from a variety of different faiths and philosophies. The exercises are recorded and produced by Andrew Bertram, a Registered Clinical Counsellor in British Columbia, Canada. You can find him at andrewbertram.ca
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Pause & Practice Andrew Bertram RCC, MAMFT

    • Health & Fitness

Pause and Practice exercises are opportunities to stop and practice centering the mind, grounding the body, and engaging mindful awareness of the present. The exercises are built with attention to research on the benefits of mindfulness and meditation for the support of holistic mental health. They are also informed by existing spiritual practices (ex. centering prayer, Vipassanā) from a variety of different faiths and philosophies. The exercises are recorded and produced by Andrew Bertram, a Registered Clinical Counsellor in British Columbia, Canada. You can find him at andrewbertram.ca
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    Body Scan (With Music)

    Body Scan (With Music)

    A body scan meditation is a helpful tool for practicing mindfulness (focusing the mind on the present).
    As with all the Pause & Practice recordings, these exercises are just that - opportunities to pause in the midst of inner and outer chaos and practice resting the mind and body. Meditation and mindfulness do not always feel safe if you are a survivor of trauma. If you experience distress during these exercises, please reach out to a qualified mental health provider for support.
    Choice is nice when it comes to meditation recordings, so there is a separate recording of this exercise without music.
    Enjoy,
    Andrew Bertram RCC, MAMFT

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    • 9 min
    Body Scan (Without Music)

    Body Scan (Without Music)

    A body scan meditation is a helpful tool for practicing mindfulness (focusing the mind on the present).
    As with all the Pause & Practice recordings, these exercises are just that - opportunities to pause in the midst of inner and outer chaos and practice resting the mind and body. Meditation and mindfulness do not always feel safe if you are a survivor of trauma. If you experience distress during these exercises, please reach out to a qualified mental health provider for support.
    Choice is nice when it comes to meditation recordings, so there is a separate recording of this exercise that also includes music.
    Enjoy,
    Andrew Bertram RCC, MAMFT

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    • 9 min
    Gravity (With Music)

    Gravity (With Music)

    A brief meditation for grounding and relaxation, using mindful awareness of the force of gravity as an anchor point for centering the mind and body.
    As with all the Pause & Practice recordings, these exercises are just that - opportunities to pause in the midst of inner and outer chaos and practice resting the mind and body. Meditation and mindfulness do not always feel safe if you are a survivor of trauma. If you experience distress during these exercises, please reach out to a qualified mental health provider for support.
    Choice is nice when it comes to meditation recordings, so there is a separate recording of this exercise without music.
    Enjoy,
    Andrew Bertram RCC, MAMFT

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    • 6 min
    Gravity (Without Music)

    Gravity (Without Music)

    A brief meditation for grounding and relaxation, using mindful awareness of the force of gravity as an anchor point for centering the mind and body. 
    As with all the Pause & Practice recordings, these exercises are just that - opportunities to pause in the midst of inner and outer chaos and practice resting the mind and body. Meditation and mindfulness do not always feel safe if you are a survivor of trauma. If you experience distress during these exercises, please reach out to a qualified mental health provider for support.
    Choice is nice when it comes to meditation recordings, so there is a separate recording of this exercise that also includes music. 
    Enjoy, 
    Andrew Bertram RCC, MAMFT

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    • 6 min

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