This event has been canceled due to the potential transmission of COVID-19, or coronavirus.  It will be likely rescheduled later in the year.  Please check this calendar again in the near future for an updated schedule.  Thanks for your understanding and stay safe!

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Finding Your Off Switch
In a perpetually "on" work world, how does one detach from the work day when not working?  When we are always "on", it affects both our work life and the quality of our personal life.  In the world of Medicine, the cost of perpetually being "on" can be high because of job burnout, decreased productivity, lack of job satisfaction.

Activity Description:
The Kelee Medicine Conference is an all-day program designed for healthcare providers interested in reducing burnout, improving mental strength and self-compassion, and improving patient care and patient experience. Dr. Daniel Lee, Dr. Amy Sitapati, and faculty will lead participants in lecture, panel discussion, and small group experience of Kelee meditation. Through the practice of Kelee meditation, healthcare providers will build self-compassion, mental strength, and detachment to reduce burn out, improve provider stillness of mind and patient experience of health.

Learning Objectives:


At the completion of the conference, participants should be able to:

• Describe the concept of "detachment from compartments" with an understanding of the application of Kelee meditation to medicine and patient care.
• Develop self-understanding of one pointed stillness of mind to reduce work place burnout.
• Apply Kelee meditation to improve patient experience.
• Distinguish the difference between self-compassion and empathy.
• Describe the Anatomy of the Mind from an understanding of the Kelee.
• Describe the Basic Principles of the Kelee.
• Practice Kelee meditation.