Building Resilience Through Mindfulness and Compassion (Online)
Offered by the Health and Wellness Program as part of the 15th Annual Health and Wellness Fair
In this session, we’ll explore the nature of suffering—what causes it, how we respond to it, and how we might work with it more skillfully. Drawing from both Western psychological and Buddhist perspectives, we’ll explore how practices like mindfulness and compassion can support us through life’s challenges. You’ll be introduced to practical techniques for cultivating these qualities, learn about common obstacles that arise in maintaining a consistent practice, and discover strategies for staying grounded and resilient—even when things are difficult.
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About the Speaker
Bassam Khoury completed his PhD in clinical psychology at the Université de Montréal and a postdoctoral fellowship at Harvard University. His research focuses on advancing the theory, empirical study, and applications of mindfulness and compassion. The overarching aim is to foster deep and lasting change in individuals and societies by promoting new ways of relating to oneself, others, and the natural environment, including animals, through contemplative practice.