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As an immigrant-, BIPOC- and women-led organization, we aim to provide direct connection and share insight on the lived experiences of non-dominant groups, especially Spanish-speaking populations. All of our courses are facilitated by certified mindfulness and yoga instructors, natural healers, somatic practitioners, artists, and psychologists that will support your adventure of self-discovery.
The majority of our courses are currently offered online, with the possibility of transitioning to in-person.
courses and programs
90-min intro session to mindfulness (online). From the comfort of your living room, connect with others in a live group format to explore and learn what mindfulness is about.
Together we will discover how mindfulness in a group setting can provide us the opportunity to pause for 1.5 hours every week during 5 weeks, and tune our attention inward.
Think of this program, “Come as You Are!” as a space where we can create and sustain a community of belonging where, in solidarity, we come together to rest, move, heal, play, explore, celebrate, empower, and inspire each other.
Join us for an immersive all-day mindfulness retreat. Through a blend of scientifically grounded practices and ancestral wisdom, you will be guided to discover the essential balance between giving and receiving in your daily life. This retreat offers a space to pause, reflect, and nurture yourself while connecting with others on a shared journey of balance and renewal.
Is an 8-week restorative and psychoeducational group program that offers you practical ways to reduce the impact of stress and develop capacity for greater balance.
TESTIMONIAL
Lisa Thomas Prince, MPH
USA
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Sylvia is a creative, dedicated mindfulness instructor, who infuses her classes with humor, stories, perspective, and joy. Committed to ongoing learning for herself and others, she brings a true spirit of curiosity, courage, and kindness to the practice. Sylvia creates a caring environment for her students, models vulnerability, and weaves her life experiences in three languages and multiple cultures into her teaching. As a teacher colleague, I learn a lot from Sylvia each time we work together, and I’m certain her students do as well. Her classes are filled with unexpected gifts and are highly recommended.
-Program Manager of the UW Health Mindfulness Program
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Healing justice and mindfulness efforts within Black, Indigenous and communities of color are often about reclaiming the ancestral wisdom, technologies and ancient ways of being of our cultures and communities. BIPOC healers and teachers lead with ancestral practices and life ways that may not be recognized as “mindfulness” by mainstream institutions, but are the deep well from which many people of color draw power to heal and sustain themselves.
Kataly Foundation / Mindfulness & Healing Justice Team
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UPCOMING EVENTS
CULTIVATING RESILIENCE: A FOUR-PART NO-COST MEDITATION SERIES
From November 26 to December 17, 2024
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SERVICE REQUEST FORM
We are actively committed to creating a welcoming and supportive space for our 2SLGBTQIA+ community and welcome any feedback that will help us to continue creating inclusive, caring spaces of belonging.