I recently had the delight of attending the Deeper Mindfulness teacher training by Mark Williams, hosted by The Mindfulness Network. I planned to do this training in 2023, but events conspired against it. I completed the practitioner course two years ago as Read more…
Alison Evans and Debbie Hu recently presented at the International Conference on Mindfulness- Asia Pacific (ICM-AP) 2025, held in Hong Kong. They participated in the Education and Development Symposium, where they discussed the issues faced by training organisations. They also Read more…
Mindfulness-Based Supervision and Mentoring: Using an Embodied Dialogue to Support Learning and Reflection is now available! This new book by Alison Evans and Pamela Duckerin describes a unique mindfulness-based approach to supervision that is both framework and practice-driven (MBS). It Read more…
Supervision exists at the core of the Mindfulness Network, enabling mindfulness-based teachers to flourish and work with integrity. But what exactly is Supervision? Cindy Cooper and Jody Mardula (2011, 2016) describe it as: “A regular space that is contracted between supervisor Read more…
The aim of our courses here at the Mindfulness Network is to offer a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application that equips our participants with the skills needed to continue their learning. Our team of experienced professionals are Read more…
Written by Frits Koster. Frits is the co-founder of an internationally recognised mindfulness programme: Mindfulness-based Compassionate Living (MBCL), and regularly leads events, retreats and training through the Mindfulness Network. “This idea of shared humanity and the connections that we make Read more…
Mindfulness teacher, supervisor and mentor, Ed Halliwell, explores how one-to-one mentoring can help us cultivate, sustain and deepen a mindfulness practice…. This blog post is an edited transcript from a talk offered by Ed for the Mindfulness Network. You can Read more…
This blog post, written by Rosalie Dores, was originally shared on her website, Optimal Living, and can be read in full here. Rosalie is a mindfulness teacher, trainer and supervisor, and will be leading a Mindful Movement workshop in May Read more…
Exploring neurodiversity brings new perspectives for practicing, teaching and researching mindfulness. This blog post was originally written for the International Conference on Mindfulness (ICM:2024), edited and republished here. A neurodivergent member of the conference EDI advisory working group answers questions Read more…
Written by Bethan Roberts. Bethan is a Mindfulness Network Trainer and Associate Teacher at Bangor University’s Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice (CMRP). In 2008, when I first set out on my mindfulness teacher training journey, there was no Read more…
