15 Minute Body Scan / A Mindfulness Meditation Practice

The body scan is a key component of many mindfulness based programs. It has been shown to be helpful with treating depression, anxiety and chronic pain. Most programs recommend doing a body scan daily for at least two weeks and then shuffle it into your regular weekly practice when you find it is needed. The goal is simply become aware of how you are feeling in the present moment with non-judgemental awareness. One should not expect it to be easy or even improve over time, rather one can learn to be aware of how they feel from day to day while practicing the body scan.
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[@captainjennifer]

Dr. Rosen, thank you for expanding your patient videos to include meditation. With an upcoming knee replacement in april, I've watched all your knee replacement videos. I feel much more comfortable having an idea of what's coming up. I sure hope you are going to create a series of meditation videos as expansive as the knee replacement information. These are very helpful.❤

[@dradamrosen]

Thank you. I'm glad you found the videos helpful. I'll probably make more mindfulness videos in the future.

[@user-kp7ou6ti6p]

Excellent body scan meditation, thanks 🙏🏻

[@dradamrosen]

Glad you liked it!

[@charlieubum]

Thank you for this, though I am wondering why you skipped the arms?

[@r.psharma7288]

I enjoy doing body scan meditation following your voice.
But upper limbs are not included in it . I request you to repeat this meditation including arms & hands also & oblige. Thanks.