A GP perspective on mindfulness
Dr Adele Stewart share her journey as a GP in learning mindfulness and bringing this into her practice for a range of physical and mental health challenges.
Hear what past participants have to say
These are actual experiences from people who did the work. Their challenges varied. What they found was real.
Daily practice has changed something fundamental for Jude - not just patience with his wife and twelve-year-old daughter, but the whole texture of his inner life. He also shares how...
Daily practice has changed something fundamental for Jude - not just patience with his wife and twelve-year-old daughter, but the whole texture of his inner life. He also shares how MBSR has quietly reshaped the way he thinks about leadership....
I find I am more present with my young children. I feel I can stay with their emotions and hold space without being reactive. I find I am more patient...
I find I am more present with my young children. I feel I can stay with their emotions and hold space without being reactive. I find I am more patient...
Sheila did MBSR seventeen years ago - new mother, homesick, returning to full-time work, and deeply sceptical about the kind of people she'd find in the room. She talks about...
Sheila did MBSR seventeen years ago - new mother, homesick, returning to full-time work, and deeply sceptical about the kind of people she'd find in the room. She talks about...
30 minutes a day is like 3% of your day. That's all it is.
I no longer felt out of control. And I could be - this was probably the biggest revelation — I could be compassionate to me.
I no longer felt out of control. And I could be - this was probably the biggest revelation — I could be compassionate to me.
It created a sense of space between me and the demands. A slight slowness that allows room for the mind to find a place it's happy to move forward from.
It created a sense of space between me and the demands. A slight slowness that allows room for the mind to find a place it's happy to move forward from.
Meditation, Lisa says, isn't just self-regulation - it's a way of keeping the heart open. She talks about what it means to be less reactive, less judgmental, and more genuinely...
Meditation, Lisa says, isn't just self-regulation - it's a way of keeping the heart open. She talks about what it means to be less reactive, less judgmental, and more genuinely...
It's like a big warm hug for the parts of you that feel not good enough! Rather than intimidating, the silence is warm and friendly. You'll be completely looked after....
It's like a big warm hug for the parts of you that feel not good enough! Rather than intimidating, the silence is warm and friendly. You'll be completely looked after....
Hear different perspectives on mindfulness, get to know your nervous system, and the real-life results of our courses, and more.
If you've completed MBSR at OpenGround and would be willing to share your experience (anonymously or with attribution), we'd love to hear from you. Your story might be exactly what someone else needs to read to take the step.