Mindfulness and Resilience for Everyone
Tuesdays, October 6, 13, 20, 27, 2020
7:00 pm CST / 5:00 pm PDT
Are you struggling to keep your focus, adapt to your new normal, and find joy in everyday life?
- We invite you to join us for a free 4-week course to build a foundation of mindfulness and cultivate resilience in these very challenging times
- You will develop a tool box of practices to help manage stress and tension, increase joy and compassion, and live with more peace and ease
- Each week during the one-hour live Zoom sessions, we will discuss a mindfulness topic, practice a formal meditation and learn specific mindfulness and resilience techniques. The skills you gain can be used immediately in your daily life.
Weekly topics include:
Mindfulness for this unprecedented time
Compassion in the mist of uncertainty for ourselves and others
Choosing how to respond instead of react to situations in our lives
How to live mindfully and continue to build resilience
All are welcome! No prior experience is required.
NO FEE for this course – if you like, please donate to your favorite charity with the spirit of creating a mindful community.
Taught by Shell Portner RN, BSN, CHWC, and Julia Sarazine DPN, APRN, FNP-BC
Shell is an RN Nurse Navigator, health coach, and mindfulness + self-compassion teacher. Trained and qualified through the Center for Mindfulness at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, she has developed and facilitated mindfulness + compassion based programs in hospitals, retreat centers, and online to diverse groups of patients, healthcare professionals, educators, and students.
As a cancer survivor and healthcare provider, Shell understands the imperative to bring accessible well-being practices to all.
Julia is a doctoral prepared nurse practitioner and certified mindfulness teacher from the Center for Mindfulness at Brown University. She has shared mindfulness with over 3,500 participants including healthcare professionals, veterans with PTSD, and the community. She has presented mindfulness research, education and trainings at several healthcare conferences.
A palliative care nurse practitioner who experienced burnout, Julia understands the value of mindfulness every day especially during times of stress and anxiety. She is passionate about creating a safe and nurturing environment to develop or deepen everyone’s mindfulness and compassion practice.