Feel More Relaxed – Get in the habit of unwinding and letting go of tension, even on busy days.
Boost Your Mood – A little mindfulness goes a long way in helping you feel more positive and centered.
Create a Healthy Routine – Mindfulness can be a simple but powerful way to bring more balance into your daily life.
Anyone looking to pause, reconnect, and reset—whether you're brand new to mindfulness or have an established practice. All are welcome, no experience needed.
45-minute session that begins with a welcome and brief introduction to mindfulness, followed by a ~20 minute practice.
Still need more clarity? Here are answers to some commonly asked questions.
No. The service is virtual. You will receive a Google Meet link to join. You can join from anywhere, as long as you are in a safe and private location where you can remain undisturbed for the duration of the session.
This is a guided experience that may include breath awareness, body scans, visualization, or loving-kindness. The focus is on helping you reconnect with calm, clarity, and presence.
No, this is not a therapy session. It’s a general wellness offering designed to support stress reduction and emotional balance through mindfulness practice.
Nope! This is a quiet, reflective practice. You're welcome to keep your camera off and won’t be asked to speak during the session. You are welcome to ask questions or share, if you would like. Simply show up, listen, and take part in the experience in your own space.
No, the session will not be recorded by the host or participants. To honor everyone's privacy and create a safe, present-focused environment, recording is not permitted in any form. This space is meant to be a live, in-the-moment experience.
For your benefit and the group’s flow, please try to join on time and stay for the full 45 minutes. If you need to learn early, please quietly exit when needed.
That’s completely okay. The goal isn’t perfection—it’s simply to practice. Gently bring yourself back when you notice your mind wandering, or allow rest if that’s what your body needs.
No. The practice is secular. While some may find it spiritually meaningful, no religious content is included.