The Center for Mind-Body Medicine
Geoff Sittler is an experienced Occupational Therapist with a diverse professional background in various healthcare and educational settings. Currently serving as an Occupational Therapist at Providence since October 2021, Geoff also co-founded Oregon MindBody in May 2014, focusing on training and consulting in Mind-Body modalities to enhance community well-being. Additionally, Geoff is a faculty member at The Center for Mind-Body Medicine. Prior roles include providing services in educational environments and rehabilitation facilities, with significant experience in addressing behavioral challenges, developmental delays, and assisting individuals recovering from various medical conditions. Geoff holds a Master's degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of South Australia and a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma.
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The Center for Mind-Body Medicine
For 30 years, we’ve worked around the world to share our healing model with communities and institutions facing many kinds of challenges. We collaborate with community leaders to co-create trauma relief and resilience-building programs that are responsive to the community’s unique experiences, needs, goals, and culture. We design in-person and online programs that provide a thorough understanding of the science of mind-body medicine and self-care, and a supportive small group experience in which trainees practice a range of evidence-based techniques that restore physiological and psychological balance, enhance their self-awareness and compassion, and enable the skillful use of this approach with others. Our model is inclusive, equitable and accessible. We look for inspiration and evidence in modern science, ancient wisdom traditions, and local healing practices. With our support, local leaders, institutions, and whole communities can progress toward making urgent and ongoing population-wide trauma relief and resilience building sustainable at the local level. The results are often transformational. Visit our website to learn more about our work, our research, and our impact.