Let’s Practice Together
This is for anyone who wants a thoughtful partner for your practice — whether you're navigating a challenge or transition, just beginning to meditate, returning from retreat and trying to integrate what you found there, or deepening a practice you've carried for years. I offer single sessions or an ongoing series, depending on what feels most useful.
1:1 Meditation & Mindfulness Support
A free library of guided meditations is available for use on your own, offered openly, as a way of making practice more accessible. Return to them in your own time, at your own pace.
Recorded Guided Meditations
I offer a rotating series of meditation courses—such as Introduction to Mindfulness, Finding More Joy and Ease Amid Difficulty, and Being with Difficult Emotions—designed to help you begin or deepen your personal practice.
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Meditation Courses
Common Questions
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You’re in the right place. Start with something easy, like 5 minutes of meditation each day. I have some beginner-friendly recorded meditations that help you establish a practice using a focus such as your breath or sound.
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Whatever we practice becomes habit, and this is true of our minds. Meditation can help reduce stress, improve focus, open your heart, support emotional resilience, create more space between you and your thoughts, and foster better personal relationships, among many other benefits. There are thousands of scientific papers on this topic, but I encourage you to come and see for yourself if this practice might serve you.
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Our minds are designed to generate thoughts. We can’t get rid of them. The goal of meditation isn’t to stop thinking—it’s to notice your thoughts without getting pulled into them. It helps us understand that we are not our thoughts and that they aren’t all true, which is a kind of inner freedom.
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I’m not a therapist and very often recommend that mindfulness practitioners also work with a qualified mental health professional. Meditation can be a powerful addition to therapy.