Mindfulness
The mindfulness meditation practice is very powerful and can encourage children to become less anxious and more focused. Mindfulness begins with paying attention to breathing, in order to focus on the here and now.
In the last few years mindfulness has emerged as a way of treating children and adolescents with conditions ranging from ADHD to anxiety, autism spectrum disorders, anger management issues, depression and stress. The benefits are proving very successful and have tremendous results.
Mindfulness can help children and adolescents regulate their moods and behaviour and focus on learning. By encouraging children to become more aware of their thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations and breathing can help them access a natural sense of peace.
Within our programs we incorporate mindfulness exercises, mindful visualisation and mindful games.
Meditation & Visualisation
Meditation calms the brain, inspires creativity and enhances cognative and social-emotional skills. Relaxation and visualisation is designed to improve children self esteem and confidence therefore reducing stress and anxiety.
“The gift of learning to meditate is the greatest gift you could give yourself in this lifetime” Sogyal Rinpoche
Practiced regularly this can have a profound effect on children’s mental and physical wellbeing.
Meditation is a simple way to relax the mind and body, throughout the meditation process they will learn the correct breathing techniques which will help them cope with stressful situations.