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Meditation to cultivate patience
In this group meditation, you will focus on cultivating patience. Patience is a form of wisdom and it demonstrates that we accept the fact that things sometimes unfold in their own time.
During this session, you will also practice different mindfulness exercises such as breath awareness, noticing thoughts, visualizations and/or conscious movement.
Meditation is a powerful training that has been widely backed up by science. Some of its benefits are:
> Greater concentration and focus
> Less distress and more resilience
> More capacity to act consciously rather than react out of a habitual pattern
> More compassion, acceptance, and patience, for oneself and others
> Increased sense of wholeness and well-being
Our meditation group sessions are guided by professional psychologists experienced in mindfulness practice. Previous experience is not required to join.
Setting healthy boundaries
A well-balanced physical and mental health requires boundaries. They provide security, increased self-esteem, realistic expectations, and much more.
The first step in setting boundaries is to be self-aware and know your needs. The next step is to communicate well with others so that these needs, as well as your own identity, are respected.
This group session allows you to learn more about yourself and your own limitations. It will help you to discover the challenges you may face when trying to understand and communicate your limits, so that you can find your balance.
Grow your self-confidence | Part 2
This is part 2 of our confidence series! If you haven’t yet taken Part 1: confidence and limiting beliefs, we suggest to start there, as this session builds on what you have learned in part 1.
How exactly does self-confidence come about? Why does it sometimes falter? And what can you do to keep it up? In this group session, you’ll dive deeper into what self-confidence is and you’ll get tips and tools to grow your self-confidence.
Insecurity doesn’t happen or change overnight. Self-confidence neither. Allow yourself some time and space to tackle it. This group session with psychologists Eva Rüger & Emma White will help you get there.
Non-striving meditation
In this group meditation, you will focus on non-striving. Non-striving is the ability to let go of the constant “doing” and to focus solely on just “being”.
During this session, you will also practice different mindfulness exercises such as breath awareness, noticing thoughts, visualizations and/or conscious movement.
Our meditation group sessions are guided by professional psychologists experienced in mindfulness practice. Previous experience is not required to join.
Non-striving meditation
In this group meditation, you will focus on non-striving. Non-striving is the ability to let go of the constant “doing” and to focus solely on just “being”.
During this session, you will also practice different mindfulness exercises such as breath awareness, noticing thoughts, visualizations and/or conscious movement.
Our meditation group sessions are guided by professional psychologists experienced in mindfulness practice. Previous experience is not required to join.
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