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Pre-register and save on MORE Institute

Launching in January 2026, MORE Institute is an interactive learning platform that offers:

  • High-quality, interactive learning experience
  • Engaging asynchronous and on-demand training to become MORE certified
  • 13 CEUs and ongoing CEU opportunities
  • Professional videos, interactive exercises, and group supervision sessions
  • Ready-to-use tools including scripts, handouts, and meditations
  • Professional development that enhances your credentials

Join the growing community of clinicians bringing research-backed relief to their clients. 

No commitment today. Pre-register and you'll save 15% off the cost of $895 when registration opens. 

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What is MORE?

Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (MORE) is a groundbreaking mind-body therapy rooted in ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience that is designed to alleviate suffering and bring back joy and meaning in life. Backed by $90M in federal research grants and 16+ clinical trials, MORE has proven to be nearly three times as effective as standard therapy.

Through a targeted, unique sequence, MORE empowers individuals to heal and reconnect with what matters most.

Mindfulness

A form of mental training focused on strengthening self-awareness and self-regulation to help people observe their thoughts, emotions, and sensations without being swept away by them. Through practice, patients learn to transform addictive habits, craving, and chronic pain by exercising neural networks involved in attention, emotion regulation, and pain processing. 

Reappraisal

A cognitive strategy used to reframe distressing thoughts, negative core beliefs, or unhelpful interpretations of challenging life situations. Instead of suppressing or ignoring difficult emotions, patients learn to efficiently engage prefrontal brain resources to shift their perspective in ways that reduce suffering and create healthier patterns of behavior.

Savoring

A deliberate practice of amplifying positive emotions, reconnecting with natural rewards, and restoring the capacity to feel healthy pleasure, meaning, and joy. Because addiction, pain, depression, and trauma can disrupt the brain’s reward system, savoring helps heal this dysfunction by directing attention toward positive experiences and retraining the mind to appreciate life.

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