
why mindfulness?
Every day, hundreds of thoughts pass through our minds.
Some thoughts are needed and healthy, while others are unwanted and detrimental. Either way, we end up with a head full of chatter that can overwhelm us and drain our focus and energy. Mindfulness can help you find clarity and calm.
Mindfulness is the simple act of clearing your head by finding stillness and presence in the here and now. And it’s accessible to anyone, anytime, anywhere.
Upcoming events
Still Here Mindfulness has a stream of upcoming events, including our popular 8-week Mindfulness Fundamentals Course, Meditation groups, Workshops, and other private and public events.

Mindfulness Orientation
Join us for a complimentary mindfulness orientation, where we discover some of the steps required in building a robust mindfulness practice.

Mindfulness fundamentals Course
Already familiar with mindfulness and ready to fold it into your life? Our popular 8-week MBSR course is what you’re looking for. Take a look and see if this isn’t exactly what you need to change your life for the better.

Give us a shout
Interested in having us come to your workplace to deliver a workshop? Wanting to explore one to one assistance? Have questions about developing a practice, or how to bring your current mindfulness practice to the next level?
Workshops
Learn the tools to improve your life.

Fundamentals of Mindfulness
This eight-week course is geared toward those looking to initiate a practice by providing all the key elements to bring mindfulness into your life.

Mindfulness at Work
We offer programs tailored to helping employees manage their stress, while benefiting the work environment, increasing productivity and reducing costs.
happy clients
Better quality of life is the best compliment we can receive.
“Mindfulness has reconnected me to a beautiful stillness and provided me with tools to navigate when life’s stresses become too much. I enjoyed your simple yet profound way of instruction and love the Om work! Practical, effective and user friendly is how I would describe the experience.”
–Jane Compton, Langley, Fundamentals Workshop
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