We offer online mindfulness training for beginners and more experienced practitioners, including one-to-one mindfulness coaching and mentoring, 8-week mindfulness group courses, and sessions for organisations. All of our courses are currently taking place online, via Zoom link, in collaboration with Mindfulness Sussex.

Our programme is led by highly-experienced mindfulness teacher and author Ed Halliwell. Ed has taught the 'gold-standard' group 8-week mindfulness course (MBSR/MBCT) course more than 120 times, and he has also taught mindfulness in organisations such as Imperial College Business School, University College London, Tate, The School of Life, and the NHS. According to Psychologies magazine, Ed is "one of the UK's most popular mindfulness teachers", while the Guardian calls him "one of the UK's leading mindfulness instructors and writers."

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Our public offering currently includes:

One-To-One Coaching

8-Week Mindfulness Courses

Graduate Sessions/Courses

We also offer online training for organisations.

All our one-to-one coaching and group courses are currently taking place live online, via Zoom link. Mindfulness training is very suitable for online learning, and evidence suggests online mindfulness courses are as effective as in-person learning.

One-to-One Mindfulness Coaching/Mentoring

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Ed offers in-person and online one-to-one mindfulness taster sessions, eight-week courses and individual mindfulness coaching and mentoring. For beginners, this may take the form of a gold-standard 8-week mindfulness course taught individually. The course teaches us how to cultivate awareness and be less caught up in automatic thoughts, feelings and behaviour patterns. Participants learn meditation practices which can transform daily life, including sitting meditation, body scanning and mindful movement. Those with more experience may benefit from mindfulness mentoring, which offers a space for meditation, reflection and inquiry to help people stay engaged with mindfulness for a full and flourishing life. One-to-one sessions offer many advantages, including time and content flexibility, ensuring the training is tailored precisely to your needs. Find out more about 121-mindfulness training

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8-week mindfulness courses (MBSR/MBCT) with Ed Halliwell

The 8-week course (MBSR/MBCT-L) is the gold standard mindfulness training, backed by 40+years of research evidence. The course teaches us how to cultivate awareness and be less caught up in automatic thoughts, feelings and behaviour patterns. Participants learn meditation practices which can transform daily life, including sitting meditation, body scanning and mindful movement. Upcoming courses are as follows:

Friday Morning Course (Online via Zoom link)

An orientation session from 9.15-11.30am on Friday 17th January 2025, and then weekly on Fridays from 24th January-28th March 2025, 9.15am-11.30am, taught by Ed Halliwell. NB There will be no session on 21st February, and the session on 14th March will be a retreat day from 9am-3pm. Alternative retreat days are available. Book your place.

Tuesday Morning Course (Online via Zoom link)

An orientation session from 9.15-11.30am on Tuesday 29th April 2025, and then weekly on Tuesdays from 6th May-8th July 2025, 9.15am-11.30am, taught by Ed Halliwell. NB There will be no session on 27th May, and the session on 24th June will be a retreat day running from 9am-3pm. Alternative retreat days are available. Book your place.

Friday Morning Course (Online via Zoom link)

An orientation session from 9.15-11.30am on Friday 19th September 2025, and then weekly on Fridays from 26th January-28th November 2025, 9.15am-11.30am, taught by Ed Halliwell. NB There will be no session on 31st October, and the session on 14th November will be a retreat day running from 9am-3pm. Alternative retreat days are available. Book your place.

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What is Mindfulness?

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Mindfulness is a way of paying attention, staying present and responding skilfully to what’s happening in our

lives. It helps people manage their thoughts, feelings, behaviours and relationships with awareness and compassion, leading to greater well-being and appreciation, as well as more choice in how to meet challenges. Mindfulness is cultivated by a exploring a range of simple meditation practices and approaches to living, as taught on our courses. Our approach is based on the gold standard Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) course, which was developed by Jon Kabat-Zinn at the University of Massachussetts medical school, and which has been used for nearly 40 years to help with stress, anxiety, and chronic health problems, as well as to promote resilience and flourishing. We also include all key elements from the Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy For Life (also known as Mindfulness For Life or MBCT- L) course, developed by the Oxford University Mindfulness Centre (OMC). Mindfulness For Life is itself based on MBSR and the content for both courses is very similar. An extensive body of clinical research has consistently shown that this approach to teaching mindfulness is helpful for working with a wide range of conditions, as well as for optimising well-being, and it is now taught widely in healthcare, education, workplaces and other settings.

About Ed Halliwell

Our mindfulness courses, workshops and retreats are taught by Ed Halliwell. Ed is a highly experienced mindfulness teacher, having taught the gold-standard eight-week mindfulness course more than 120 times. He is the author of three books: Mindfulness: How To Live Well By Paying Attention, Into The Heart of Mindfulness and (as co-author) The Mindful Manifesto. He has taught mindfulness in more than 50 organisations, ranging from The Cabinet Office and the Houses of Parliament to NHS England to Tate, Unicef and Citibank, He is also a supervisor for The Mindfulness Network. Find out more about Ed

In 2016 Ed was invited to do a talk 'Mindfulness - Beyond The Hype' for Action for Happliness. Watch this talk below:

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