Create a balance between doing and being now, in the present moment.

Recharge with these Mindfulness practices… Now. Mindfulness is essentially living with intention, by focusing on this moment… and what’s happening Now. Many of us show up for only some of the moments of our lives and mindlessly live through the rest. But we can learn to be present, more aware of ourselves and our environment, and not just live but thrive in this fast-paced high-performance culture.

Explore mindful self-compassion with an experienced practitioner who will guide you to recognize stress and learn to face it with a kinder more sustainable approach to life’s challenges. Research shows that Mindful self-compassion greatly enhances emotional well-being. It boosts happiness, reduces anxiety and depression, and can even help you stick to healthy habits such as diet and exercise. And it's easier than you think.

Let Dea’s extensive training help you arrive at the present, effortlessly. The place where breath becomes life. Nothing more. Relax … and let her secular meditations help guide you through this practice of increased awareness. It’s the difference between doing and just being in your daily life.

Breath Awareness

Baseball Mind

Being Vs Doing as We Age

Self Compassion Break

10 Mindful Breaths

Loving Kindness

Sound Body

Difficulties

Thoughts on a Leaf

Slowing Down

Seated Body Scan

Listening

Standing Mindfully

Natural Disaster Needs Loving Kindness

Self-Hug

Morning Walk

Mindful Mobile Use

Autopilot

Forgiveness Practice

Awareness of Sight

Acceptance

Loving-Compassion for You

Breathing

Releasing Tension

Circle of Love

Experiencing the Breath

Reactions

Leaving Connected-Mindful 3 Breaths

Brushing Mindfully

Cloudy Mind

Smile

Note & Count Your Breath

Trust the Breath

Interconnectedness

Gratitude

The Breath

Rain

Beginning Again

Tuning into Sitting

Body Breathing

3 Step Breathing Space

Stepping Through the Mirror

Courage

Strength

Settling into Presence

Wisdom

Energy Cleanse

School Is Closing?

Time for a Break

Dea Rivera

Mindfulness Teacher

Because it is so common to get distracted when we start a mindfulness practice, it can be beneficial to use a way to note & count the breath as a stabilizing support. See if this practice invites more ease to your body and mind.

Using a breath count as a stabilizing tool can aid in mindfulness and bring ease to the body and mind.