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Meditation and Mindfulness - Baylor Counseling
Baylor University - zz (old) Counseling Center
1 episodes
15 hours ago
Got stress? Get still! The M&M Hour is for students who seek rest, renewal, and relaxation. Students are provided with guided instruction in relaxation, meditation, and mindfulness practices that have been shown to help reduce stress and tension. By Rod Hetzel, PhD and adapted from Ann Webster, PhD, Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine
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Got stress? Get still! The M&M Hour is for students who seek rest, renewal, and relaxation. Students are provided with guided instruction in relaxation, meditation, and mindfulness practices that have been shown to help reduce stress and tension. By Rod Hetzel, PhD and adapted from Ann Webster, PhD, Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine
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Meditation and Mindfulness - Baylor Counseling
Guided Relaxation Response Meditation (20 Minutes)
Rod Hetzel, PhD Adapted from Ann Webster, PhD, Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine
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13 years ago
20 minutes 27 seconds

Meditation and Mindfulness - Baylor Counseling
Got stress? Get still! The M&M Hour is for students who seek rest, renewal, and relaxation. Students are provided with guided instruction in relaxation, meditation, and mindfulness practices that have been shown to help reduce stress and tension. By Rod Hetzel, PhD and adapted from Ann Webster, PhD, Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine