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Stress plays a big part in our everyday lives. Meditation helps us not only to recognize stress but also to minimize our reactivity to that stress. When you're able to change your relationship to stress and the ways it affects you, you'll have a lifelong tool you can use to help you reduce stress and lead a healthier, more balanced, and more fulfilling life.
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The good news? Everyone can learn to meditate! In this workshop learn different skills of mindfulness & meditation along with accessible ways to include it in your daily life. You will explore a variety of ways to meditate so you can find what works best for you.
With time for instruction, practice, and discussion, you'll be able to share your experience & gain insight into new techniques to try, all while receiving encouragement & reassurance in a supportive group.
Here's a Sneak Peek into Some of What You'll Learn...
Power of Meditation & Mindfulness:
- Learn how to notice & release thoughts
- Ways to use an 'anchor' to focus your attention
- Understand the Thinking Mind vs. Observing Mind
​Everyday Applications:
- Incorporate mindful activities into your daily life
- Tips to create & maintain your meditation practice
Meet Wendy
While practicing yoga for many years, Wendy started a daily meditation practice in 2015 to help her manage stress. Meditation taught her to slow down & become present - two abilities that have been life-changing in so many ways. She loves to share her experiences to help others find peace in an otherwise stressful world.
Wendy’s teaching style is open and relaxed. Her classes are interactive, and she encourages participation. She wholeheartedly believes that everyone can meditate once you understand the basics: all it starts with is one breath at a time. Wendy enjoys teaching a variety of ways to meditate, knowing that one size does not fit all, to help you find the style and techniques that best support you.
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Wendy earned her teaching certification from the Koru Mindfulness Center in 2020. The Koru Mindfulness program is an evidence-based curriculum designed at Duke University. Wendy has taught students of diverse ages, from young adults to senior citizens.
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