Hay factores muy importantes para la salud mental que no están dentro del canon común. Entre ellas, la risa y el buen humor, que generan resiliencia y ésta abre nuestra mente y corazón a la indagación. La indagación nos permite cuestionar nuestros patrones repetitivos y ello nos lleva a una alineación interna que nos empodera en todas las áreas de nuestras vidas. Esto nos permite sentir gozo, placer y alegría que secretan las hormonas que nos ayudan a crear nuevas vías neuronales en nuestro cerebro, esenciales para nutrir la salud mental.Risa, resiliencia e indagación, crean y alimentan un ciclo positivo, un espiral ascendente de expansión que apoya el crecimiento fundamental para sentirnos plenos, sanos y empoderados en la vida.

1er Seminario Internacional Virtual de Salud Mental de Habla Hispana.


Say Yes to Success!

March 12, 2019

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WEBINAR DESCRIPTION

Have you ever noticed how often we create barriers to our own success? Whether it’s caused by self-doubt, negative anticipation, or a general feeling that things are not going our way, a negative mindset can lead us to hold back, doubt our own potential, and sabotage our career success. In this webinar, Dr. Pedro Cortina, Managing Partner at the Innerland Institute, will lead us on an exploration of the ways to identify and transform these self-made obstacles into clear and actionable opportunities. You will also learn five key questions that will help you avoid self-sabotage.


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Speaker Biography

Pedro Cortina is an author, Master Coach, speaker, counselor, facilitator, philosopher, trainer, transformation specialist, as well as a leadership expert with more than 20 years of experience. He offers his clients a profound space of exploration and grounding to identify and transform what is getting in the way of their passion, purpose, and success. He is also the author of the book Curflexion, a guide for moving away from our underlying human experience of separation and unfulfillment.

Pedro holds a bachelors in philosophy and economics. He also has master’s and doctoral degrees specializing in leadership and entrepreneurship from the University of British Columbia, and the University of Calgary. He also teaches in areas of leadership, strategy, mentorship, and human resources in recognized business schools. He is a certified counselor by the American Philosophical Practitioners Association in New York and a graduate from the Finance Program for Senior Executives at the University of Oxford. Additionally, throughout his life, he has fully immersed in several eastern transformational traditions such as Mahamudra, Dzogchen, and Advaita.