Dancing Mindfulness 10th Anniversary Letter
Dancing Mindfulness is a practice over which I never felt comfortable claiming ownership. Dance and mindfulness are two of the oldest healing practices that are
Dancing Mindfulness is a practice over which I never felt comfortable claiming ownership. Dance and mindfulness are two of the oldest healing practices that are
In her classic Women Who Run with the Wolves, Clarissa Pinkola Estes tells the tale of the misplaced zygote. This magical fairy child, brimming with
I recently had a conversation with a dear friend at an in-person training we were both a part of; she in the role of facilitator,
This summer, I sat in a chapel run by a major religious order before the Holy Mass where my brother Paul would make his vows
During my time as a student in the drama department at NYU, in between presenting scenes, and performing in plays, I spent a lot of
After 30 years of working in the field of behavioral health in various capacities, Iām owning the fact that I have dealt with vicarious trauma
Thereās a running joke in my family: āJamie, what do you do?ā My brother first asked it when I moved back from Europe and worked
āI have lived the expressive arts since I was born. In my childhood home we had very few rules. At any given time, you would
In her recent work, Process Not Perfection, Dr. Jamie Marich described the ācall and responseā technique in several different modalities. So, this article is in
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Land Acknowledgment: We would like to acknowledge that the land on which the home offices of the Institute for Creative Mindfulness are located has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, specifically people of the Erie Nation.
We honor and respect the diverse Indigenous peoples connected to these territories on which we gather. We encourage each participant of our programs to increase their awareness of the historical and current realities of indigenous peoples in your local community.