Preise und Konditionen Anfrage Organisator:innen Seminarräume Unterkunft Einzelretreat Angebot Yoga Angebot Schulen Aussenanlage Vegetarisch Biologisch Covid-19
Prices and Conditions Inquiry Organizer Seminar rooms Accomodation Individual Retreats Offers for Schools Outdoor Facilities Vegetarian Kitchen Covid-19
Prix et Conditions Renseignements Les salles L'hébergement Les installations extérieures Offres pour l'Yoga Offres pour l'écoles Cuisine Végétarienne Covid-19
Veranstaltungen Regelmässige Aktivitäten Highlights Vergangene Veranstaltungen
ICSB | Biodynamische Craniosacral Therapie
Events Regular Activities Highlights Richard Davidson Past Events
événements Activités Régulières Richard Davidson Moments Forts Événements passés
Leben in Achtsamkeit Biogarten Meditation Yoga Einzelretreat Online Meditation Cycle Online LIVE Sessions
Mindful living Bio-Garden Meditation Yoga Online LIVE Sessions Online Meditation Cycle
Vivre en pleine conscience Méditation YOGA Méditation en ligne Live Sessions en ligne Jardinage
Mission & Vision Offene Stellen Spenden Ripa International Center
Mission Working at Landguet Make a donation Ripa International Center
Mission Faire un don Travailler & Faire du Bénévolat Ripa International Center
Das Landguet Ried ist ein Seminarhaus & Retreatzentrum in der Nähe von Bern. Es verfügt über 5 Seminarräume und 90 Betten. Es liegt inmitten der Natur und ist verkehrstechnisch leicht erreichbar. Zusätzlich finden hier Events statt die ein Leben in Achtsamkeit fördern – mindful living.
 
 

The Science of Mindfulness, A Dialogue with
Dr. Richard Davidson

Keynote speech and workshops to explore 

mindful leadership in health, education & business

tuesday 10 April, 2018

Bern – Switzerland

 
 
Richard-Davidson_WEB.jpg
 
 
 
 
“The best way I can lead and mentor those around me is to embody the positive qualities of the mind myself.”
— Dr. Richard Davidson

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE

Dr. Richard Davidson, researcher and author of numerous books, will visit Landguet Ried, Center for mindful living, for a multidisciplinary meeting to explore the intersections between meditation, health and well-being and the various ways in which this millennial practice can contribute to the creation of a more conscious and compassionate society.

Scientific evidence suggests that we can change our brains by cultivating habits of mind that will improve well-being, including happiness, resilience, compassion and emotional balance. Each of these characteristics can be shaped and modified within our brain by experience and training. 

In this event, Richard Davidson will share with us the most exciting aspects of his ground-breaking research at the Center for Healthy Minds, that suggests, that well-being is a skill, and as such, can be trained and cultivated. He will also share with us, how using mental trainings to cultivate well-being can be applied in a wide range of contexts and have the potential to positively impact social change.

Meet and network with professionals of the business, health and education fields to explore how they are already implementing mindfulness interventions in their work.

 
 
“We can change the brain by changing the Mind”
— Dr. Richard Davidson
 
Unknown-4.jpeg
 

About Dr. Richard J. Davidson

Davidson is best known for his groundbreaking work studying emotion and the brain. A friend and confidante of the Dalai Lama, he is a highly sought after expert and speaker, leading conversations on well-being on international stages such as the World Economic Forum, where he serves on the Global Council on Mental Health. Time Magazine named Davidson one of “The 100 Most Influential People in the World” in 2006.

Davidson has published hundreds of scientific papers and is the author of The New York Times bestseller "The Emotional Life of Your Brain" published by Penguin in 2012. He has been featured widely in popular media, including the Today Show, ABC’s Nightline, National Public Radio, National Geographic Magazine, Time Magazine, Newsweek, O: the Oprah Magazine, PBS’s The Charlie Rose Show, Harvard Business Review, and additional national and international news outlets.

Davidson is the William James and Vilas Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry and the Director of the Waisman Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior – both at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where he has been a faculty member since 1984. Throughout his career, he has published more than 375 articles and 80 chapters/reviews as well as edited 14 books.

 
 
 
 

Benefits of Participating

 
 

Healthcare professionals:

 

  • Explore the source of inner strength and resilience

  • Deal with emotional and physical suffering as well as stress more effectively

  • Acquire tools to respond to patient care without incurring in empathic burnout

  • Find ways to help patients gain a more holistic understanding of disease

 
 

Education professionals:

 

  • Develop resilience and self-awareness

  • Provide students with tools to increase attention and emotional intelligence

  • Improve the teacher-student relationship and overall academic results

  • Help students develop a grounded sense of self-esteem, not dependent on external factors

  • Learn to let go of anxiety and negative thoughts

 
 

Business professionals:

 

  • Develop greater levels of attention, performance and satisfaction at work

  • Increase self-awareness, resilience and emotional regulation.

  • Boost workforce engagement and well-being

  • Find the inner source of creativity and engagement and enhance team work

  • Discover the source of responsible and caring leadership

 

 

Programme

 

LandguetGreen_Block_Divider.jpg
 

Tuesday 10 april 2018

 

9:00 – 10:30 Keynote Speech by Dr. Richard Davidson

 

Well-being is a skill – How can leaders of health, education and business place well-being at the center of their organizations' work?

Dr Davidson will present his latest research and findings on the effects of meditation practice on human well-being.

Introduced by Béatrice Stucki, Councillor at the Canton of Bern

 
 

10:45 – 12:15 Leading mindfully in Health and Society

 

Dr Richard Davidson will be joined on stage by MBSR (Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction) trainers and practitioners, who will present the perspective on how mindfulness can change and is already changing the approach to one-self and to everyday’s difficulties and thus contributing to enhancing overall emotional well-being.   

With Dr Richard Davidson

Other Guest Speakers:

  • Jean Gérard Bloch, MD Rheumatologist at University of Strasbourg , France
  • Dr. Olga Klimecki, Affective neuroscientist, University of Geneva, Switzerland
  • Dr. Britta Hölzel, Neuroscientist, psychologist, MBSR and yoga trainer, Germany

Moderated by Erick Rinner, Partner & International Director at Potential Project 

Short guided meditation sessions

 

14:30 – 16:00 Leading mindfully in Education

 

Dr Richard Davidson will be joined on stage by Swiss education authorities, education professionals and MBSR instructors in the field of education to explore how mindfulness can contribute to enhancing the teacher-student relationship in the classroom and overall academic results.

With Dr Richard Davidson

Other Guest Speakers:

  • Prof. Andreas de Bruin, University of Applied Sciences, Munich, Germany
  • Maria Kluge, author of the book "The toolbox is you", Germany
  • Ursula Frischknecht-Tobler, Co-President of the Swiss MBSR Association

Moderated by Diego Hangartner, Founder of the Institute for Mental Balance and Universal Ethics

Guided meditation sessions interspersed during the panel (10-15 minutes)

 
 

17:00 – 19:30 Leading mindfully in Business

 

Dr Richard Davidson will be joined on stage by mindful leadership consultants, corporate representatives and management professors to explore how mindfulness can contribute to the emergence of a more caring, creative and productive workplace.

With Dr Richard Davidson

Other Guest Speakers:

  • Liane Stephan, Kalapa Leadership Academy 
  • Erick Rinner, Partner & International Director at Potential Project 
  • Angelika von der Assen, Axpo Group Baden, Search Inside Leadership Institute 
  • Yves Lebihan, Founder of the French Institute of Positive Leadership

Moderated by Romeo Ruh, Executive Coach and Mindfulness Advisor

Including interactive 1–2 exercises for participants, in pairs or in a threesome. Guided meditation sessions interspersed during the panel (10–15 minutes)

Final meditation session... My personal learnings

 

 

GUEST Speakers

 

LandguetGreen_Block_Divider.jpg

 

 

Check out regularly for updates on speakers

 

Liane Stephane.jpg

Liane Stephan, Director and Co-Founder of Kalapa Leadership Academy, Germany

Mrs. Stephan is head of Kalapa Leadership Academy and Systeamotion. Working with a systemic approach, she focuses on management consultation and development, coaching and authentic leadership. Liane Stephan has been a trainer for coaches for 15+ years now.
She has been practicing mindfulness for 35+ years and has integrated meditative and contemplative practices into her life and her work.

Photo_de Bruin_quadrat_fein.jpg

Prof. Andreas de Bruin, Industrial Engineer and Anthropologist, Germany

Industrial Engineer and Anthropologist, he became an advisor in the field of education and professor for Aesthetic Education in 2006. His main fields of research and teaching are mindfulness and meditation and its effects on the physical, emotional, cognitive and social level.

Photo-Yves-Le-Bihan_SLR.jpg

Yves Lebihan, head of the French Institute for Positive Leadership

Yves is head of the French Institute for Positive Leadership, a Think and do tank exploring new leadership models. He’s been an executive coach for 12 years serving executive committees in their personal and corporate transformations. Yves has been meditating daily for 12 years (Vipassana and mindfulness meditation). He is graduated from HEC business school in Paris (MBA), is an MBSR teacher, trained at the Center For Mindfulnes s. He tea ches mindfulness and leadership programs to top leaders and is co founder and board member of Initiative Mindfulness France, a non profit organisation bringing mindfulness to Government and Parliamentary Members. Yves is a keynote speaker and author (he publ ishedthe Positive Leader at Eyrolles), and is proud to be a donor of Karuna-Shechen..

diego-cs-img_1111-01-web.jpeg

Diego Hangartner, Founder of the Institute of Mental Balance and Universal Ethics

Diego completed his studies in pharmacology at the Federal Institute of Technology, (ETH Zurich), specializing in psychopharmacology and addiction. He lived in Nepal and Dharamsala, India, for 11 years where he learned Tibetan, and studied for 7 years at the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in the Tibetan language. He has worked as an interpreter and published several books. He was the COO of the Mind and Life institute from 2008 to 2012 in the USA and in Europe till 2014. He has organized major events in Europe to receive H.H. the Dalai Lama. In 2015, he founded the Institute of Mental Balance and Universal Ethics” (IMBUE), an interdisciplinary initiative, to develop and provide tools and programs that foster mental balance.

Erick Rinner pic.png

Erick Rinner, Partner and International Director at Potential Project, Switzerland

Erick is a board member and a senior trainer with Potential Project. Erick shares his time between the development of Potential Project’s activities in Europe, while still running Milestone Investisseurs, his private equity firm. He has a 27-year experience in private equity and corporate finance in Europe. Erick's core skills include initiating change at board level, negotiation, advising management teams on value creation and leadership. He sits on the board of companies and trusts in London, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Erick has had a daily mindfulness practice for 11 years and is regularly in retreat. He received his MBA from Columbia Business School in New York (Award for Excellence), is an executive coach and a registered mindfulness teacher (MBSR). Erick gives all his mindfulness training fees to Karuna-Shechen and Global Nomad in Tibet.

Jean Gerard Bloch.jpg

Jean Gerard Bloch, MD, Rheumatologist, University of Strasbourg, France

Jean-Gérard BLOCH, MD, Rheumatologist,
After his medical degree, he earned a MSc in neuro-immuno-pharmacology. Inspired by psychology in contemplative traditions, he offers and promotes a mind-body integrative medicine approach, supported by scientific validation, and collaborates on applied and fundamental meditation research. He is a certified MBSR program instructor, by the UMass Medical School Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care, and Society, and vice president of the ADM “Association pour le development de la Mindfulness“. He develops this approach at University of Strasbourg and its Hospital since 2010. In 2012, he implemented the Medicine Meditation and Neuroscience course along with Pr. Gilles Bertschy. Since 2014, he instructs a meditation course at the School of Psychology, included in the Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Master’s Degree curriculum. He has organized relevant scientific encounters which include a conference with His Holiness the Dalaï Lama on the interface of modern science, engagement and meditation in September 2016, a lecture by Jon Kabat-Zinn at the Medical School of the University of Strasbourg on “Meditation and Body/Mind Medecine: what are the impacts on Public Health and Society ?“ in November 2017; and a lecture by Saki Santorelli on “The Wound That Heals All Wounds: Mindfulness, Caring, and the Recognition of Joy“ in Septembre 2017. .

olga_klimecki_SLR.jpg

Olga Klimecki, psychologist and neuroscientist at the University of Geneva, Switzerland

Olga Klimecki is a psychologist and neuroscientist at the University of Geneva who is interested in understanding the neural mechanisms that shape social emotions in adaptive ways. In her doctoral research under the supervision of Tania Singer, she investigated neural, behavioral, and emotional plasticity induced by training social emotions like compassion and empathy with meditation-based techniques. In 2014, she has been awarded the Early Career Award from the Society for Social Neuroscience (Washington, DC, USA). Olga Klimecki's work has been featured in international news outlets, such as Spiegel, Zeit, The Independent, and New Scientist.She is currently leading two research groups: one on the role of emotions in healthy ageing and one on the role of emotions in conflict resolution. For more information: www.olgaklimecki.com

Portraitfoto_Romeo_Ruh_SLR.jpg

Romeo Ruh, Executive Coach and Leadership consultant

Romeo has been passionately involved in organizational and leadership since 2003. He holds a Master's degree in Economics and Business Administration from the University of Zurich. He has advised large and medium-sized companies in the areas of leadership development, executive and career coaching as well as self-management. He has worked closely with thought leaders such as Dave Ulrich, Marshall Goldsmith, John Mattone, Srikumar Rao, Tom Peters and Lynda Gratton. In his career, he has worked with over 100 companies on HR development projects and facilitated more than 250 management seminars and leadership and HR conferences. Today, as coach he supports leaders in areas such as leadership, self-management and career reinvention at Grass Group in Zurich. For many years he was a trainer for the application of mindfulness, positive psychology and resilience in the corporate context. He is a certified coach by the International Coach Federation (ICF), a trained Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction teacher and has completed a distance learning program in Positive Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania.

AngelikaVonDerAssen.jpg

Angelika von der Assen, Axpo Group Baden, Search Inside Leadership Institute, Switzerland


Angelika von der Assen is a self-employed mindful leadership consultant and also Head of Management Development at Switzerland’s largest energy supplier. She is passionate to bring mindfulness to organizations by focusing on secular practices that fit the corporate world (eg Googles’ SEARCH INSIDE YOURSELF’).

Photo 3.jpg

Maria Kluge, author of the book “The Toolbox is You”, Germany

Maria has devoted her career to applying her training and interest in mindfulness, yoga and therapeutic massage to promote health and wellbeing in a variety of settings. She studied therapeutic massage, cranial sacral and tai massage, with intense focus on patients with cancer, special scar treatments and stroke rehabilitation.
In 1993, she founded the Dogwood Institute in Charlottesville, VA. Beginning. In 1994, Maria trained in MBSR (Mindfulness- Based Stress Reduction) with Jon Kabat- Zinn at the University of Massachusetts where she completed the MBSR.
She brings a gentle, compassionate, and playful approach toward working with others. She was instrumental in establishing the University of Virginia’s Mindfulness Center and taught there for 7 years.
More recently, Maria developed and authored a book addressed to education professionals wishing to integrate mindfulness practices in the classroom, called “The Toolbox is You”, which earned her a prize in Austria in 2016 for best book design. Maria presently sits on the Advisory Board of the Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care, and Society at the University of Massachusetts Medical School and the Hiromi T’ai Chi Center in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Britta_Hölzel-Ausschnitt3.png

Dr. Britta Hölzel is a psychologist, neuroscientist, and mindfulness trainer

She leads research studies to investigate neuroplasticity following mindfulness practice, at Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA, and Technical University of Munich. She offers trainings for companies and for individuals, serves as a lecturer for mindfulness teacher trainings, and is an author of several practice DVDs and books.

Ursula.jpg

Ursula Frischknecht-Tobler, Co-President of the Swiss MBSR Association

Ursula Frischknecht-Tobler holds a Master’s Degree in Biology from the University of Zurich and a M.A.T in Environmental Education from Michgan State. She worked as a Professor in Biology and Education for Sustainable Development in the field of Primary Education (K-6) at the Teacher Training College of St.Gallen, Switzerland. She developed teaching materials in Systems Thinking for schools and in Environmental Education with a strong focus on mindfulness, based on Joanna Macy’s ͞Work that Reconnects͟. She is currently the co-president of the Swiss MBSR Association. Her self-employed activities include courses in MBSR and MSC, workshops with teachers and with related organisations on the topics of Mindfulness, Environmental Education and Sustainability Education.