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.
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.
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.
Jon Wheatley, Clinical Lead at Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, describes how mindfulness has transformed his service and changed the way he relates to his own experience.
Whether you’re starting out, looking to deepen your practice, explore self-compassion or bring greater awareness to your relationships, there’s something for you.
This course will help improve wellbeing and give you tools to respond to the stresses and strains of everyday life. It has been developed for the general population, and is based on the original Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy course. Overview This course helps participants develop greater awareness of their thoughts, emotions, and experiences which in turn helps cultivate resilience and reduce low-mood and anxiety. It combines mindfulness practices and cognitive-behavioural techniques. There is increasing evidence that shows mindfulness is effective for reducing low-mood, and helping to improve wellbeing and resilience. Who is it for? This course has been adapted for…