Heather Gilmartin, LMSW

Mindfulness & Meditation Teacher

Our minds can pull us in many different directions, making it hard to accomplish the task in front of us. This meditation practice focuses on counting the breath to refocus a wandering mind. By practicing shifting our focus to the breath, we are practicing controlling where we shift our focus throughout the day.

Meditation practice of counting breath helps control wandering mind, improves focus in daily life.

Refocus A Wandering Mind

Start your day with a simple meditation to calm your mind and body. Use this meditation to deal with the morning anxiety rush and slow things down. Find a moment for gratitude and use deep soothing breaths to prepare you for the day ahead.

Begin each day with a calming meditation to ease morning anxiety, incorporating gratitude and deep breaths for a peaceful start to your day.

Simple Morning Meditation

This meditation practice helps to slow things down when you need a moment of calm. If you are feeling overwhelmed, struggling with excess energy, or have racing thoughts, allow this practice to help you come back to a calm state of mind.

Practice this meditation to find calm amidst overwhelm, excess energy or racing thoughts.

Create A Moment of Calm

Unwind at the end of the day with this evening meditation. Drift off to sleep, or get into a state of relaxation so you can rest this evening. Using deep breaths and mindful breathing, your body and mind will calm in order to get the rest you need and deserve.

Unwind with a calming evening meditation using deep breaths and mindful breathing to get the rest you need and deserve.

Simple Evening Meditation

Approach each day with the perspective that is genuinely a fresh start. Take a few moments to simply breath, and ground yourself before jumping into the day. Use this meditation as a reminder to live mindfully and take your day one step at a time.

Start each day with a fresh perspective, take a moment to breathe and ground yourself, use meditation to live mindfully and focus on one step at a time.

A Fresh Start

Take a deep breath, it's going to be okay. This gentle meditation is an immediate recentering to calm yourself after high stress or intense emotions. Use this practice as many times as needed when dealing with regulating your emotions.

"Immediate recentering through gentle meditation to calm high stress or intense emotions; use as needed for emotional regulation."

It's Going To Be Okay

This brief 10-minute meditation gently guides you to relax your body after experiencing a period of stress. Through centering breaths and awareness of the body, you will practice reducing the stress that we tend to hold on to by releasing tension and speaking positive affirmations.

A 10-minute meditation to reduce stress by relaxing the body through centering breaths, awareness, releasing tension, and positive affirmations.

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