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  • An Introduction to the MBI:TLC with Dr Gemma Griffith


    Dr Gemma Griffith, one of the developers of the Mindfulness-based intervention: teaching and learning companion (MBI:TLC) talks about what this reflective tool is, how it was developed, and how it can be used for mindfulness teachers of all stages to help reflect and develop their mindfulness teaching practice.


    This event is offered in collaboration with the Mindfulness Network Community Friends (MNCF) - an initiative to engage the wider mindfulness community and reach new audiences. Led by a Committee of Volunteers, supported by the Mindfulness Network, we work together to run a programme of donation-based events and inspiring content. The Committee ensures that the MNCF can best serve everyone by providing opportunities to practice and learn together. 


    The workshop is free to watch. The Mindfulness Network welcomes any donations via our website and encourages you to consider a contribution, large or small, which will make a big difference in helping us widen access to mindfulness-based approaches.

    • Watch the video recording Watch the video recording

      This video is approx. 30 minutes long and was recorded live on 8 February, 2022. Participants were invited to discuss and reflect in breakout rooms, which is where the recording ends for privacy reasons.


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