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Virtual Mindfulness with Trish Tutton

While mindfulness practices can be beneficial for many, it's important to note that they may not suit everyone. For some individuals, engaging in mindfulness exercises might bring up feelings of discomfort or anxiety. If you find that these practices are not a good fit for you, we encourage you to explore other tools and approaches that align better with your needs; it's okay to choose what works best for you.
 

This resource is made possible by the Post-Secondary Student Mental Health Grant through the Province of Alberta.

Recent Recordings:

 

Date Topic & Link Length Passcode
April 16 New blog How I Sleep Better: A Mindfulness Teacher's Techniques    
April 16 Sleep Support Practice  16 min .g9%4Nas
April 16 Intentional Stress Management  15 min @X9SP5ur
February 27 Performance Anxiety 20 min =7*A*Z^N
February 20 Mindfully switch off at the end of a work/study day 15 min Q8qL+^8$
February 13 Self-compassion practice 15 min e=05.3vM
February 6 Boosting Joy and Optimism 15 min E#+RnVV7

Suggested Reading

Buddhism – apologetic works 

  • Why Buddhism is True, Robert Wright

Buddhism

  • Buddha’s Brain, Rick Hanson
  • Buddhism Plain and Simple, Steve Hagen
  • True Refuge, Tara Brach

Consciousness

  • The Untethered Soul, Michael Singer

Habit breaking

  • Atomic Habits, James Clear

Happiness

  • Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics, Dan Harris
  • Real Happiness at Work, Sharon Salzberg
  • The Happiness Advantage, Shawn Achor
  • 10% happier, Dan Harris

Irreligion

  • Waking Up, Sam Harris

Meditation

  • The Book of Awakening, Mark Nepo
  • Wherever you go, there you are, Jon Kabat Zinn

Religious life – Buddhism

  • Boundless Heart, Christina Feldman
  • Living Beautifully with Uncertainty and Change, Pema Chodron
  • The Pocket Pema Chodron, Pema Chodron
  • When Things Fall Apart, Pema Chodron

Self-acceptance

  • Self-compassion, Kristin Neff

Spiritual life

  • Going to pieces without falling apart, Mark Epstein