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Join us at the
Center for Cultural Pluralism,
Allen House, 3rd floor (corner of Main and S. Prospect Streets)
All groups include meditation instruction, practice and discussion.
Weekly Mindfulness Meditation Groups are free and open to students,
staff, faculty and the community. Mindfulness-Based Workshops are for
UVM students only.
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Fall 2009
Tuesdays 5:00 - 5:45
Thursdays 12:15 - 1:00
Fridays 12:00 - 12:45
(Latecomers
please enter quietly)
- As always,
beginners are welcome, and
meditation instruction will be provided. The group includes silent
and/or guided sitting meditation and group sharing/discussion.
Occasionally, other mindfulness practices,
such as walking meditation and lovingkindness meditation, will be
included.
- The
meditation
room at the Allen House is usually available during weekday hours. All
are welcome to use the space. We ask that you return cushions and other
supplies neatly to the alcove.
All-day
retreat:
Saturday, November 14th
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Mindfulness-Based
Workshops
for UVM Students
(Offered by the UVM Counseling Center)
Screening and registration is required for these workshops. To schedule
an informational appointment, call 656-3340.
Mindful
Living
Fall 2009:
Wednesdays: 3:30 - 5pm
Thursdays: 3:30 - 5pm
Each session runs for 7 weeks plus a 1/2-day retreat on TBA
Starting date TBA
Pre-registration is required. Call 656-3340
The Mindful Living group is a workshop designed to address anxiety and
stress by teaching participants how to become more mindful, i.e.
nonjudgementally aware of the present moment.Using a variety of
approaches, including sitting and walking meditation, body scan, yoga,
and others, participants cultivate the ability to let go of stressful
thought patterns and to experience more moments of peace and well being
in their lives.
Healing
Depression with Mindfulness
Fall 2009:
Schedule Mondays 3:00 - 5:00
Group runs for 8 weeks plus a 1/2 day retreat on TBA.
Starting date TBA
Pre-registration is required. Call 656-3340.
This group is intended for students who have struggled with depression
in their lives. Participants will learn and practice a variety of
methods to help them become more mindful, i.e. nonjudgementally aware
of the present moment. As the capacity for mindfulness is cultivated,
participants will then learn to identify and work with thought patterns
that have spiraled into depression in the past, and develop strategies
to prevent future relapses. This group is appropriate for students with
a history of depression, or who are currently experiencing mild
depression.
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For additional
information on any of these groups, call (802) 656-3340. UVM
Mindfulness Practice Sessions are led by members of the UVM Mindfulness
Practice Center.
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