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About the Course
The Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) programme is the most recognised and established mindfulness course, taught all over the world, and scientifically proven to help people cope better with stress, depression and anxiety.
The online course consists of eight, 2-hour sessions and a half-day retreat. Through guided meditations, group dialogue, individually tailored instructions and home assignments, you will learn the essential principles of mindfulness and techniques to build your personal home practice and access the wide-ranging benefits well beyond the course.
The key learning points include:
- A variety of formal and informal mindfulness meditation practices, which involve using the breath and body as a focus for being aware of our experience in the present moment;
- Understanding the physiology of stress and how to self-regulate our moods, so that we are better able to pause in challenging situations and manage our responses more effectively.
- Recognising the patterns of worrying and self-criticism that often generate more stress; and learning to relate to ourselves with a more accepting and kind stance.
- Learning to have more mindful, and thus meaningful, communication, connections and relationships.
- Developing practical self-care tools to help us thrive, perform at our best, and build resilience.
Course Materials
- A detailed electronic version of our course workbook, which will cover the theory of each session and provide details of the home practice;
- Two sets of downloadable guided meditations (male/female voice) for the home practice;
- Access to The Mindfulness Project app for easier access to the audio files and workbook;
- The course teacher and administrators are also availiable for any urgent questions that come up between the sessions.
Online Format
Our experience in running exclusively online programs is that this medium offers an opportunity to have a rich and meaningful connection with the practices and group, from the convenience and comfort of your own space. This online fomat offers the same practices, exercises, teacher and small group, just as you would in our regular space.
Mindfulness can be a wonderful tool for coping with the stress, anxiety and uncertainty of these challenging circumstances, so we hope that offering the courses and keeping them accessible at this time will be particularly helpful.
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Notes:
- This class will be held on a web-based platform (Zoom).
- The teacher and participants will be live and visible at various times. There will be group and one-to-one interaction as you would expect in a traditional classroom setting. Do contact us (friend@londonmindful.com) if you'd like to check out/test the online platform & your internet connection beforehand.
- Registrants will receive additional details the week before the first session.
Zoom/Computer Requirements:
You will need:
- A PC/Laptop/Macbook or Tablet. You can check the operating requirements of Zoom here, but we can also assist with this if you are unsure or have any questions: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362023-System-Requirements-for-PC-Mac-and-Linux,
- A webcam and microphone,
- A stable internet connection, and
- A private space where you can be undisturbed.
- Please note that there is no cost to download Zoom.
Dates
&
Times
DAYTuesdays
FORMAT8-Week Course
DATEStarts 30. March 2021
TIME7-9pm BST
LOCATIONOnline
PRICE
£275.00
QUANTITY
Schedule
DATES: 30. March - 18. May
FULL-DAY RETREAT: Saturday, 15. May -- 10am-4pm BST. (Also done online. The retreat does not require interaction, so it can also be followed independently at your own convenience, if necessary.)
ABOUT THIS TEACHER
Rosalie Dores
Rosalie has been practicing meditation and yoga since 1993. She completed a five-year Masters, with distinction, in Teaching Mindfulness Based Approaches at Bangor University in 2011. She teaches Distance Learning programmes for the University of Bangor, supervises mindfulness teachers for the Mindfulness Network CIC, and teacher trains in Europe. Rosalie has completed a training in teaching Interpersonal Mindfulness with the Centre for Mindfulness (UMASS) and Metta Foundation, and attends both solitary and interpersonal meditation retreats on an ongoing basis. She is a UK Network registered teacher, and follows the UK Good Practice Guidelines.
6 Fitzroy Square, London W1T 5DX
T: +44 (0) 20 3289 8132 E: friend@londonmindful.com