Mindfulness, Meditation & Yoga - Center for Mindfulness | UC San Diego Health System

Mindfulness and Yoga

Megan Leuchars

Join Megan Leuchars (RYT 200, Certificate in Yoga of Recovery) for a ninety-minute monthly, experiential workshop into Mindfulness, Meditation, and Yoga. This MM&Y workshop is designed to help participants understand and cultivate moment-to-moment awareness through gentle movement, focus on the breath, and the encouragement of a kinder, more compassionate way of relating to their mind and body.

During this Workshop, participants will learn how to...

  • Practice mindfulness, meditation, and yoga.
  • Increase ability to relax while resting in the present moment.
  • Improve ability to cope with stressful situations.
  • Release tensions and increase energy.
  • Cultivate skills in being present to bring more joy, creativity, and happiness into life.

When: Second Saturday of each month, 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Location: 5060 Shoreham Place, Suite 200, San Diego, CA 92122
Registration: $15 online; $20 at the door

Who should attend this workshop?

Anyone with a curiosity about mindfulness, meditation, and yoga as it is presented in our Mindfulness-Based programs! This workshop is for people who have little to no experience or would like to jump start their practice with these methods, including those who are considering taking our center's programs, such as MBSR and MSC, and people looking for community and on-going opportunities to practice Mindfulness.

Upcoming Schedule and Online Registration

Compassionate Awareness - Starting with the Self (June 8, 2013)

"You cannot heal what you cannot feel." - Dale C. Bronner

Come explore how to relate more kindly to yourself through bringing awareness to not only thought patterns, but how it is you feel physically, mentally, and emotionally. By connecting with the breath, body sensations, and cultivating a curious, rather than judgemental awareness of the mind and body, you can compassionately respond to your feelings, whatever they may be, rather than react through self-criticism, self-doubt, and shame.

Check back for future themes happening in MM&Y workshops every second Saturday of the month!