Cultivating Mindfulness
Mindfulness practices can take many forms. You can be mindful doing literally anything: eating your food, taking a shower, doing the washing up or scrubbing before an operation, or you can cultivate specific mindfulness practices, see below.
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[1] Jerath R et al. Front Hum Neurosci. 2012;6:1-4
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Practical approaches and recommended resources for you to explore
Mindfulness on the move
You can be mindful doing literally anything. Here are some prompts for being mindful, whatever you're up to.
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Seated mindfulness meditation
Seated or lying mindfulness meditation can be a good place to start with mindfulness practice. Find out more here...
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Mindful breathwork
Consciously modifying our breath is a powerful way to modify our autonomic state, and also lends itself to mindfulness practice. Find links here.
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Other guided mindfulness resources
Other activities which lend themselves to mindfulness practice include body scans, non-sleep deep rest and breathwork. I have attached some links and descriptions, below
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A selection of resources from the Cultivating Mindfulness guide
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