Welcome to Mindfulness Wakefield. We are here to provide mindfulness and meditation sessions to people in the Wakefield area. By offering a range of classes, from “drop in” meditations, to formal structured programmes, we want to make available the benefits of mindfulness to everyone.
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Sitting Group
Mindfulness Sitting Group meets almost every Tuesday at 6.30 pm at the Mindfulness Centre. Check our calendar. Suggested donation £5 per session (or £3 for concessions) – you can just turn up and pay on the night.
Tea Ceremony
Roo is offering a fortnightly Tea Ceremony at 6.30 pm at the Mindfulness Centre. This is a lovely meditation, based on ancient traditions. Read Roo’s blog. Check our calendar.
Introduction to Mindfulness
If you want to know a little more about mindfulness, but you are not read to commit to a daily practice, this introductory course could be for you.
Mindfulness for Life
This is an introductory course that is run at different locations. It is an introductory course covering a range of topics in mindfulness. The intention is to help people live more mindfully, and reduce the impact of stress on their lives. Check our calendar.
Mindfulness in the Workplace
We can offer WorkplaceMT courses, or provide customised training for your business. Contact Ken if you are interested.
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction
This is a more in-depth course. Participants engage in regular mindfulness practices, up to 45 minutes a day. Many people find this a transformative experience. This is run on demand when there are enough people interested. Contact Lynne if you are interested.
Mindfulness Based Compassion
Self-compassion is something that we are often not very good at, and this causes many issues. Many if not most people are their own worst critic. Mindfulness Based Compassion courses help you develop a kinder attitude to yourself and others, and this can alleviate a lot of stress. Contact Ken if you are interested.
Mindful Movement with Five Elements Yoga
Movement is an important way of developing mindfulness. Five Elements Yoga is a gentle movement practice, similar to Qi Gong. It can be done standing or sitting in a chair.
Mindfulness Retreats
If you have an established practice, you may want to attend a retreat. Read more about why retreats are offered here. Or look at our Mindfulness Day Retreats.
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