Learning is more alive in community.

These offerings are dynamic, relational, and experiential — blending guided practice, psychoeducation, reflection, and connection. Available as live online courses throughout the year, and internationally for groups and organizations upon request.

workshops and courses

6-Week Introduction to Personal Mindfulness

You don't need to ‘be calm’ to be someone who starts a mindfulness practice... You simply need curiosity and the willingness to show up.

This six-week course offers a grounded introduction and expansive exploration of personal mindfulness — covering foundational practices, contemplative inquiry, and the relational dimensions of awareness that are often left out of mainstream mindfulness programs. Whether you are just beginning or returning to deepen an existing practice, this course meets you where you are.

Available for individuals, small groups, and organizations. Reach out to arrange your cohort or to join the next open round.

Non-Violent Communication for Families

Most conflicts in our relationships aren’t just about the topic of the argument. They are often about the unmet needs that yet been named or expressed.

Non-Violent Communication — also called Compassionate Communication — is one of the most practical and transformative relational skills you can learn. Rooted in empathy and honest expression, it teaches us to speak and listen in ways that invite genuine connection rather than defensiveness. For families especially, these skills ripple outward in ways that are hard to overstate.

This four-week introduction is experiential and immediately applicable to real life — with your partner, your children, your colleagues, and even yourself.

Dates by arrangement. Available for families, couples, and small groups.

Private Workshops & Professional Development

If you are searching for something tailored to your team, school, organization, or private group, I design and facilitate custom workshops and professional development series on a range of topics. Previous trainings have included:

Conscious leadership · Self-care for caregivers · Emotional intelligence ·
Mindfulness in the classroom and workplace · Developmental mindfulness ·
Relationship-based education · Introduction to NVC

…and many more.

These sessions are interactive, evidence-informed, and designed to leave participants with practices they can actually use. For a full menu of trainings, or to discuss your needs, send an inquiry below.

classes and sangha

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    What is sangha?

    In Buddhist tradition, sangha is one of the Three Jewels — the community of practitioners who walk the path together. Because so much of mindfulness is relational, having wise and compassionate company on the journey is not a luxury, it's foundational.

    Sangha is where we remember we are not alone in this — in our confusion, our longing, our effort to live with more presence and care. We are waking up, together.

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    Becoming Love Online Sangha

    An open community for learning, healing, and wise friendship across the globe

    A warm, engaging space for practitioners at any stage. Each gathering includes guided meditation, dharma reflection, and open sharing in a held and compassionate container. No prior experience required — only a genuine wish to be here.

    Thursdays 9:00pm EST · Fridays 8:00am ICT

    Open group

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    Mindfulness Project Thailand Online Sangha

    Closed group · Sundays 10:00 UTC

    Message us via WhatsApp to receive the meeting link.

experience belonging & community

There is something that shifts when we practice alongside others — a quality of courage, steadiness, commitment, and warmth that is harder to find alone.

Experience the compassionate presence and support of others. Sangha reminds us that the path of awakening is not a solitary one.

“You are providing a safe space for me to confront my raw, honest self and expand my edge. I feel like I can master my own mind.”

-T, 30