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Experience the wonder of the present moment.
Be fully present in the moment, and appreciate the beauty of each experience with our expertly crafted guided mindfulness practices.
Resist distractions, and channel your energy towards what truly matters.
Get better at ignoring things like social media or random thoughts. Letting you free up your mind to focus really well on important stuff, like your goals, tasks, and what's most important in your life.
Enter a peaceful state of mind where worries melt away.
With our wide range of practices, programmes and sounds, there is something for you that will help you create mental space. Letting you turn down and quieten your worries.
Turn inwards and connect with yourself and others.
With our guided practices, learn to become aware of your own feelings and perceptions, and through this start to transform your relationships.
Harness the wonder of practising compassion.
Compassionate actions can spark transformation, even if not right away. Learning with our practices to respond with empathy, not anger, ultimately leads to positive changes in yourself and others.
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Frequently asked questions.
General
What is Mindfulness for Students?
What do I get when I sign up for free to Mindfulness for Students?
This includes hours of guided practices covering the key areas of:
- Mindfulness
- Focus
- Calm
- Kindness
- Compassion
What devices support Mindfulness for Students?
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What is mindfulness?
Do you need anything to practice mindfulness?
What are the benefits of practising mindfulness?
- Improved focus and attention
- Better emotional regulation
- Less procrastination
- More positive mood
- Stronger relationships with yourself and others
Mindfulness Myths
I can't be mindful as my mind is too active.
Sometimes it's peaceful, and other times it's intense, but it's always moving. Just like the river never stops flowing, your mind is always generating thoughts. When you practice mindfulness, it's like sitting by the riverbank, simply observing the thoughts flowing by.