Welcome
A warm welcome to you. Whatever your experience or background, you are welcome.
Whether you are new to mindfulness, or familiar and experienced with mindfulness, you are greeted here cordially with graciousness. Bring your curiosity and interest here mindfully. Explore what is present and learn practices in support of health and wellbeing.
My name is Robin Boyer. I offer courses and blog about mindfulness in daily life. Mindfulness, often defined as awareness arising from focusing on the present, without stories or judgement, has been available to study and practice for many decades. There is growing evidence-based support that mindfulness may contribute to an increase in wellness for many people.
Mindfulness may open senses of the body, the heart and the mind. Exploring inherent qualities within your own being. Based on these qualities, you can build practices that contribute to calmness, compassion and kindness, even when challenging conditions arise in life. Offering goodwill to yourself and others.
If you are curious to learn more about mindfulness, do reach out to me via my email at rb.mindfulness@gmail.com
May you be well. Robin

Who The Classes Are For
These courses are available for all people regardless of gender identity, sexual orientation, race, cultural background, physical abilities or religious preference. Any person can attend who is curious of the below techniques and goals.
- To decrease stress in the body (lower heart rate, lower blood pressure, lower body tension)
- Bring awareness to unnoticed pleasant events.
- Explore the ability to be connected to self, others and the world
- Acknowledge feelings of being overwhelmed and to better manage such feelings.
- Be attentive to the present moment.
- Offer friendship, kindness and compassion to yourself and others.
As much of the above information is important, it is also important to understand who the classes are not intended for. Please read more here to help ensure the courses are right for you.

Other Resources
- Mindfulness for Beginners by Jon Kabot-Zinn (2012)
- The Five Invitations by Frank Ostaseki (2017)
- My Grandfather’s Blessings by Rachel Naomi Remen, MD (2000)
- Daily meditation may work as well as Lexapro (anti-anxiety medication) to calm anxiety Nov 2022
- Mindfulness has the potential to decrease stress and burnout in nurses by decreasing self-judgment and overidentification with experience
- A review of mind-body interventions addressing depression in adults who have Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus