Courses

This well- established programme  is based on the courses devised by Mark Williams, University of Oxford, Jon Kabat Zinn University of Massachusetts and the Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice at Bangor University. It is designed to help you learn new ways of handling stress which you can integrate into your daily life.

The key skill you will learn is mindfulness – actively and non-judgmentally paying attention to  your experience in different contexts as you go about your everyday life. This will enable you to see things differently and to let go of unhelpful responses to situations you would normally find stressful. 
 
Benefits

Most people completing the course report they gain lasting benefits such as

• More energy, enthusiasm and appreciation of life An increased ability to relax and experience calm
• A greater ability to manage stressful situations

What does the course involve?

The course consists of 4 weekly sessions lasting two hours. Home practice is an important part of the course, and you will need to set aside 40 minutes a day between classes.    Audio and written materials are provided to support your practice.

Who is leading the course?

Sarah Brimelow has over 25 years of mindfulness practice and experience and has taught mindfulness courses in workplaces, schools and  retreat settings. She is a certified Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction teacher, trained at Bangor University and holds an MSc in Human Resource Development. She is a trainer, coach and facilitator and works both in the UK and internationally.

Where is the course taking place?

At Croydon Buddhist Centre, 98 High Street, Croydon CR01ND www.buddhistcentrecroydon.org

Cost: £130 includes full written materials and audio files. A few concessions for students, unwaged are available. Contact us to discuss at info@buddhistcentrecroydon.org Or phone Sarah Brimelow: 07979954165