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.
For more information on mindfulness, I really enjoyed this article.
[1] Jerath R et al. Front Hum Neurosci. 2012;6:1-4
Mindfulness on the move
You can be mindful doing literally anything. Here are some prompts for being mindful, whatever you're up to.
Read more →Seated mindfulness meditation
Seated or lying mindfulness meditation can be a good place to start with mindfulness practice. Find out more here...
Read more →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.
Read more →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
Read more →Resource Lucky Dip
The Shipping Forecast
Featured in: Sleep, Alternative To Looking At A Screen, Ways To Wind Down
Wherever you go, there you are (book, audiobook)
Featured in: Meditation, Books, Audiobooks
Spotify
Featured in: Ways To Wind Down, Alternative To Looking At A Screen, Sounds
Expert conversation on Fear of Falling (Angus Kille)
Featured in: Listening (Spoken Word), Podcast, Mindfulness
4-7-8 breathing
Featured in: Breathwork, Mindfulness
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