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A NYU professor teaches a graduate course called Mindfulness Practice designed for emerging clinicians. The course focuses on how to incorporate mindfulness techniques into clinical work with patients.

A NYU professor teaches a graduate course called Mindfulness Practice designed for emerging clinicians. The course focuses on how to incorporate mindfulness techniques into clinical work with patients.
So, so, Doc, you also teach a graduate course at NYC University, uh, titled Mindfulness Practice. Can you tell us a little bit about this course and the impact that it has on your students?
Sure. So yeah, it's at NYU, um, New York University, um, in Manhattan, and it is actually a graduate course, and I teach practitioners, you know, or upcoming practitioners, how to integrate mindfulness in their clinical practice.

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