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Mindfulness-Based Supervision: Why is it important to me?

Mindfulness-based supervision (MBS) is an important aspect of training to be a mindfulness-based teacher, which helps to build the skills required to be a safe and competent teacher. It also supports teaching in professional and ethical ways. It is inquiry and relationally-based, offering a supportive and safe space to explore. Supervision doesn’t need to stop once you have learned the basics of teaching. As your needs shift and change, the supervision space can evolve. In this event, we share some stories with you from a range of supervisors and supervisees about their experience of supervision. the event is hosted by Alison Evans, Supervision Lead with the Mindfulness Network. She is joined in discussion with Ruth Baer, Claire Kelly, Katherine Cheng, and Sophie Broye.


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    The event was recorded on Monday 24 July 2023, and is 1 hour and 20 minutes long.

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  • You can watch more from a previous event about Mindfulness-Based Supervision with Alison Evans and Pamela Duckerin. Alison also wrote a blog “The scope of mindfulness-based supervision: potential for growth and transformation” which speaks about the many different possibilities of MBS.


    Find out more about Supervision from the Mindfulness Network and the Mindfulness-Based Supervision Pathway on our website.

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    Read more about Mindfulness-based Supervision in a blog post from Alison Evans

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    Some Reflections on Being Good, on not Being Good and on Just Being: Rebecca S. Crane File

  • 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 recording 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.


    The Mindfulness Network and its volunteers take every care in their preparation of events to make sure they are appropriate for the audience. Please be aware that you are choosing to participate in our freely offered events at your own risk. We invite you to carefully consider your own personal circumstances and experience when joining these events. The Mindfulness Network Terms and Conditions apply (though payment and cancellation policies are not relevant for freely offered Events) and the Mindfulness Network can not accept any liability for any injury, loss, or damage, suffered during or in relation to the event, however, this may be caused.

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