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Workplace meditation sessions

Press the pause button, check-in and recentre
overview

Much of the time we rush from one task to the next, never really noticing how we are thinking or feeling. 

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Offering drop-in meditation sessions in your workplace give people the chance to press the pause button, check-in, and re-centre.  Regularly sitting together offers a means to explore mindfulness and meditation with others, as well as boost or maintain a personal practice.

About in-house meditation sessions

Each session runs for 30 minutes. Sessions are offered in bundles of 4 which are delivered on a weekly basis. 

 

Employees are free to come to all, some or one depending on their other commitments.  To understand the benefits of meditation and mindful awareness, regular attendance is encouraged. 

 

Content

Each block of four is centred around a theme (for example, meditation basics or improving focus).

 

To help attendees discover which practice they find most useful a different meditation is explored each week.

 

Each session is divided into three parts:

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> The main part is the guided meditation (15 minutes approximately).

 

> Before the meditation some theory is explored which helps support the meditation practice or deepen understanding of an aspect of mindful wellbeing.

 

> There is time after the meditation to ask questions and share experience.

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Content is drawn from neuroscience, mindfulness and meditation published research, as well as clinical Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Cognitive Therapy courses.

Who should attend?

The sessions are open to everyone, whatever level of experience. Whether someone is a beginner or an experienced meditator.

 

Duration

Sessions are available to buy in bundles of four which are usually run weekly. Each session is 30 minutes. The guided meditation is between 15-20 minutes.

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Delivery

Delivered over MS Teams, Zoom or Google Meet at a time that is right for your organisation. 

 

Popular times are, of course, lunchtime but some organisations have found high attendance mid morning and end of day.

Looking to offer drop-in sessions?

If you are considering running drop-in meditation sessions at your place of work but not sure on uptake, get in touch to organise a trial session to determine interest.

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What people say

Drop-in Meditation
average rating is 5 out of 5

The most important self-care activity of my week

I'm always pleased when I join these sessions. Every week Tracey shares something new with us that's informative and relevant.

Spending 30 minutes doing mindfulness with Tracey is probably the most important self-care activity of my week.

Russ L.

Business Agility Consultant

Drop-in Meditation
average rating is 5 out of 5

This changed my life

I didn't know what to expect and thought mindfulness and meditation were totally out there.

Having attended these drop-in sessions I can tell you that what Tracey shares has changed my life. If you are feeling stressed. Go sit with Tracey.

Coastal Advisor

Drop-in Meditation
average rating is 5 out of 5

A slice of tranquility

Having taken a course with Tracey and practicing meditation for several years, she still provides insight and fresh ideas to think about each week.

Her enthusiasm and caring nature make you feel a valued part of the group and encourage you to turn up each week for more words of wisdom and a little slice of tranquility in the busy week.

Gill B.

Marine Conservationist

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