mindfulness and meditation

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What is mindfulness practice?

Mindfulness is a way of paying attention to our experience with openness and curiosity. In our sessions, we gently explore thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations, and patterns of relating, creating space to pause rather than react automatically.

A growing body of research suggests that regular mindfulness practice can help reduce stress and anxiety, improve emotional regulation and self-awareness, and support overall psychological wellbeing.

Sessions include guided meditation practices, reflection, and discussion, helping you develop practical skills that can be integrated into everyday life. Whether you are experiencing stress, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, or simply wish to cultivate greater awareness and balance, mindfulness can provide a supportive foundation for change.

I am a qualified Mindfulness Teacher, having completed the Mindfulness Now Teacher Training programme at the UK College of Mindfulness Meditation, a British Psychological Society (BPS) Approved CPD provider.