Mindfulness is about paying attention in a focused, yet relaxed way to ordinary things. With practice, you learn to be fully present, attentive, conscious and without judgment about what is happening in any given moment.
With roots in Buddhist meditation and a contemporary perspective, mindfulness is now being applied in the workplace, the medical clinic and the classroom. Studies from organizations such as the University of Wisconsin, the University of Massachusetts and the U.S. National Institutes of Health show that mindfulness affects physical brain functioning, individual health and performance.
You can benefit from the increased mental clarity, emotional resilience and physical relaxation that come from regular mindfulness practice. In leadership roles mindfulness can help you stay focused on critical tasks, be fully present in conversations, deal with stress or anxiety, make decisions with confidence, think creatively, plan calmly.
Mindfulness is a trainable skill
Through mindfulness meditation and training you’ll learn to:
- Reduce chronic physical pain
- Reduce stress
- Enhance personal resilience or performance
- Explore your personal source of meaning
Mindfulness Training for Individuals, Groups and Organizations
Meg Salter has been teaching mindfulness meditation to groups, individuals and organizations since 2003 and studying mindfulness since 1995. She offers keynote presentations and workshops, group classes and one-on-one coaching.
Meg’s integral approach helps you build a sustainable practice that will make a real difference in your life. With Meg, you’ll develop:
- a range of mindfulness techniques, anchored in your own unique purpose
- customized practices to suit your temperament and life context
- a doable structure and rhythm to your practice
- an encouraging and trusting relationship
Testimonials
— Travel Industry executive
— Toronto and Central Ontario Regional Hemophilia Society