Saturday, June 12, 2021, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m ET
Live Online, Fully Interactive (Not Recorded) – via Zoom Web Conferencing

Also, Meet Bryan on Wednesday Mornings for FREE Mindfulness Practice for the LGBTQIA Community!

“A true home is a place where you feel comfortable and at ease. You don’t want to go  anywhere else anymore. You feel so at home, so at ease. Have you found such a place?”

~ Thich Nhat Hanh

With this offering, we are creating a safe, inclusive, and welcoming place to explore Mindfulness and Self-Compassion. We are inviting you to bring your authentic self, even that  which lies beneath. Together we can hold a space for what happened in the past, for the  feelings we harbor, and move forward with wholeness and pride.

In this program, we will:  

• Better understand what Mindfulness is and is not, both the science and the experiential  practices
• Begin to consciously and systematically work with our own stress, pain, illness, and the  challenges and demands of everyday life
• Help restore within ourselves a balanced sense of well-being, including an increased  awareness of all aspects of ourselves
• Engage in practices of Mindfulness and Self-Compassion, which involve learning how  we can explicitly comfort and care for ourselves in this moment

We will use various techniques, including guided meditations and small and large group  dialogue and sharing.

Individuals who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, and Non-Binary are welcome. Allies to the LGBTQIA community are respectfully  asked not to attend this group to allow for a space of shared experience.

Open to Beginner and Experienced Meditators. No special skills are required nor expected.  Come exactly as you are!

Cost:

• Support Tier: $125
• Regular Registration Tier: $100
• Scholarship Tier: $75
• Student Tier:$50

Bryan Cadel, JD practiced law at major insurance companies for over 30 years and now teaches Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) and other secular mindfulness practices to individuals and organizations that seek to improve well-being and effectiveness in work and life. Through his programs, participants learn to access and cultivate their own natural capacity to actively engage in caring for themselves and to find greater balance, ease, and peace of mind.

Bryan offers mindfulness programs in workplaces, retreat centers, health and wellness facilities, centers that serve marginalized and underserved communities, and as one-on-one coaching. His programs are a complement to traditional medical and psychological treatments in helping to treat a range of physical and emotional conditions.

Bryan is a Certified Mindfulness Teacher, trained in MBSR at the University of Massachusetts Medical School’s Center for Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care, and Society, and has extensive silent retreat experience in the Buddhist tradition. He holds a B.A. from Boston College and a J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. He began his meditation practice in 2004 and has been offering mindfulness programs since 2012.

Can’t join this Workshop?

Join Bryan on Wednesday Mornings: Mindfulness Practice for the LGBTQIA Community!