Rhianon Potter, Sussex Mindfulness Centre placement student and volunteer, reflects on mindfulness and mindful journaling to help tackle uncomfortable feelings of anxiety. She goes on to offer five mindfulness journaling prompts to respond to anxiety.
In the increasingly stressful world of work where we are ever more online and available, a new study has shown that mindfulness can help. Lara Alvarez Torres summarises the findings.
Jamie Bristow, talked about the climate crisis, mindfulness and personal agency and action. Anna-Maria Frastali shares some insights from the talk.
At this year’s Sussex Mindfulness Centre conference, we had the privilege of hosting Vidyamala Burch as our keynote speaker. Anna-Maria Frastali shares some insights from the talk.
Imagine starting your day feeling calm, and equipped to face challenges with more clarity and resilience. Picture yourself taking a lunch break that helps to rejuvenate you. Our drop-ins offer precisely that—a space to pause, breathe, and reconnect with yourself amidst life’s whirlwind. So, whether you’re an NHS staff member navigating the frontline of healthcare or you are someone involved behind the scenes, we look forward to welcoming you. It’s my first day of the week, and starts my week off really well. It sets my head up for the day and helps me find what sort of head space…
Have you done something innovative in mindfulness? Have you made mindfulness more accessible? If so, perhaps you should think of applying for an Innovations in Mindfulness Award. Applications for 2024 are now open! The Mindfulness Initiative welcomes applications to this, the second round of awards for innovative work in the mindfulness sector. Innovation is a crucial element in making mindfulness practices more accessible, diverse and effective. Find out more and apply here. Launched in 2022, the Innovations in Mindfulness Awards seek to celebrate and encourage creative innovations which are developing the field and making the benefits of mindfulness available to…