A Catch up and Favourite Things

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A Catch up and Favourite Things

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June's Member Appreciation - Wilfed Gomez

This month, we celebrate our wonderful register member Wilfred Gomez, externally accredited and regi...

Intersectional Neuroscience: Why Meditation Research is Becoming More Inclusive – and What This Means for Meditation Teachers

As interest in meditation teacher training in the UK continues to grow, so too does the scientific u...

8 tips for starting your meditation practice

In a world that moves very quickly and asks a lot of us, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Meditation ...

Why Choosing a British School of Meditation Registered Member Matters

Meditation has become increasingly popular in recent years, with more people turning to mindfulness ...

April Member Appreciation - Georgina Ralston

This month, we celebrate our wonderful register member Georgina Ralston a meditation teacher based i...

Celebrating differences in meditation

...if you’ve been considering training as an externally accredited meditation teacher but feel you’...

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