
About this course
What's inside
- 15 min
Lesson 1: What Is Mindfulness?
Get introduced to the core idea of mindfulness—paying attention to the present moment on purpose, without judgment. This lesson breaks down common misconceptions and explains why mindfulness is more than just relaxation. We’ll walk through what to expect when you sit down to meditate—common challenges like a wandering mind, restlessness, or distraction—and how to approach them without frustration. You’ll also be guided through a simple, beginner-friendly meditation focused on the breath, giving you a practical starting point you can return to daily. By the end of this lesson, you’ll have a clear understanding of meditation fundamentals and the confidence to begin building your own practice.
- 15 min
Quiz 1: What is Mindfulness?
Quiz on the first lesson
- 20 min
Lesson 2: Anchoring Your Attention
Learn how to use anchors like your breath, body sensations, or sounds to stabilize your attention when your mind starts to wander.
- 30 min
Lesson 3: Awareness of the Body
Develop a deeper connection with your body through simple body scan techniques. This helps you notice tension, stress, and physical sensations more clearly.
- 45 min
Lesson 4: Working with Thoughts
Explore how to observe your thoughts without getting caught up in them. You’ll learn to see thoughts as passing events rather than facts.
- 20 min
Lesson 5: Responding vs. Reacting
Understand the difference between automatic reactions and intentional responses. This lesson shows how mindfulness creates space before you act.
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Meet your practitioner
Dr. Jane Doe
Test Credentials, PhD, MD, MSc
Jane is a compassionate and client-centered therapist with over a decade of experience supporting individuals through life’s challenges. Specializing in anxiety, depression, and relationship dynamics, Dr. Doe takes an integrative approach, blending cognitive-behavioral techniques with mindfulness and emotionally focused therapy. Known for creating a warm, nonjudgmental space, Jane works collaboratively with clients to build self-awareness, develop coping strategies, and foster lasting personal growth. Their practice is rooted in the belief that every individual has the capacity for resilience and meaningful change. Jane holds a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology and is a licensed practitioner committed to ongoing professional development. Outside of their work, they enjoy reading, nature walks, and volunteering in community mental health initiatives.
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