FRIENDS

People and practices we value.

Therapeutic Mindfulness does not exist in isolation. We learn from teachers, practitioners, communities and bodies of work beyond our own programs.

This page is a place to acknowledge some of those relationships and influences.

A NOTE ABOUT FRIENDS

Independent, unless we explicitly state otherwise.

People included here remain independent of Therapeutic Mindfulness unless we explicitly state otherwise.

Being listed as a Friend does not mean that somebody is a member of the Therapeutic Mindfulness team, a program facilitator, a clinical provider, an employee or a formal partner.

Their teaching, retreats, meditations, writing, professional work and other offerings remain their own and should not be understood as Therapeutic Mindfulness services unless we specifically say so.

Likewise, inclusion here is not intended to imply that they endorse Therapeutic Mindfulness.

It simply means that we value their work, our relationship with them, or what they contribute to the wider contemplative and psychological landscape in which we practise.

HELD WITH PATIENCE

Holding space for the Venerable Bhadda Nyani

There are some relationships that we would rather acknowledge with patience than reduce to a premature description.

We are holding this space for the Venerable Bhadda Nyani.

More will be added here when it feels appropriate.

Program finder

A reflective guide for choosing a possible starting point, not a diagnosis.

Reflect before selecting

PROGRAM FINDER

Find your place to begin

People come to Therapeutic Mindfulness from different places.

Some are navigating difficult experiences. Some want to understand themselves more deeply. Others are interested in developing or deepening a mindfulness practice.

These questions are designed to help you reflect on what brings you here and find a suitable starting point.

There are no right or wrong answers.