Booking options
£160 - £250
£160 - £250
Delivered Online
1 hour
This 8-week course is aimed specifically at promoting your overall health and wellbeing. Amanda will teach you some simple yet surprisingly effective techniques drawn from the Zen tradition to help you manage your everyday life.
These techniques will help you deal with stress, pain, improve your concentration and focussing skills and boost your general health and wellbeing.
This 8-week course is suitable for anyone who is looking for an introduction to meditation and mindfulness. It is useful for those looking for ways to help cope with stress-related problems, depression, illness and pain. It is equally useful for anyone wishing to boost their health, wellbeing and general enjoyment of life.
There is one class each week and it lasts for 1.5 hours. You need to commit to listening to just one 30-minute meditation every day.
You can take the course in person at a small studio in Lincolnshire, convenient for Louth, Horncastle and Spilsby.
Alternatively, I can deliver 1-to-1 and pair classes in your own home.
Corporate clients - your venue.
Online via Zoom.
Wear comfortable clothing. Nothing too tight that restricts you from relaxing. Please bring:
Something to rest your head on like a small pillow
A blanket
You will be provided with:
A welcome pack with course book
8 audio recordings of the meditations we do in class
A cup of tea/coffee etc if you are in person with me as the kettle’s always on!
All prices are per person:
Group classes (max 12)
In-person: £180
Online: £160
Pair
In-person: £200
Online: £180
One to one
In-person: £250
Online: £230
I am a graduate of the Zen Mediation and Mindfulness course for Health and Wellbeing (100 hrs) taught by Zenways. This course is accredited by the International Mindfulness Teachers Association (IMTA).
Learn more:
Zenways
IMTA
This Zenways course is purely meditation and mindfulness based, with no admixtures of psychotherapy. The orientation is teacher-student rather than therapist-client. Although these practices are being used in the NHS and other healthcare settings, we take a much wider view of wellbeing, believing that it’s more than simply alleviating psychological distress or stress reduction.