What is mindfulness?
Away from the hype, and the lifestyle magazines what is mindfulness? Is it a cure for stress? A quick fix? On this page we describe mindfulness, explain what it is and debunk some myths. There’s also a helpful video.
Learn mindfulness

We offer a range of mindfulness programmes so that people, patients and staff can improve their wellbeing and mental health.
Find out how you can learn mindfulness and take a look at the courses we run.
Train to teach mindfulness

Train to teach mindfulness and Mindful Self-Compassion with one of the leading mindfulness centres in the UK.
Find out about training to teach mindfulness
Mindfulness at work

As a leading mindfulness centre we offer effective mindfulness programmes for staff, and compassionate leadership programmes for managers. Find out about mindfulness at work
Resources

You can find a range of mindfulness and Mindful Self-Compassion guided audio practices led by our experienced teachers. Find out more about our resources
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News
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BAMBA now open to teachers of Brief & Adapted interventions

People who train to teach Brief & Adapted mindfulness interventions now have a pathway to register as mindfulness teachers with BAMBA. Fergal Jones explains what this means.
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How do I stay connected through difficult times, big and small?

Experienced mindfulness teacher Bridgette O’Neill reflects on how we can stay connected to our practice through difficult times – and what can help us return to kindness and awareness.
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Replacing harsh self-criticism for kind soothing support

Akasati describes how she found herself gently soothing and supporting herself after an outburst of self-reproach, which followed a frustrating encounter with a new parking app.
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The value of silence: Alternative to the attention economy

Dr Robert Marx writes about the value of silence as a possible response to the increasingly distracting digital world that is always competing for our attention.
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Can we heal healthcare? A GP’s perspective

Dr James Fish notes how the traits that make us good doctors can also leave us vulnerable to burnout. He suggests mindfulness can offer a way through for clinicians and healthcare as a whole.
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