Tuesday, January 7, 2020

Mindful Leadership: A mindfulness-based professional development for all teachers, educators and administrators

It is an honor that I am teaching mindfulness into my 6th year. Due to the popular demand, SJTA and SJUSD are offering these workshops again this year for educators in San Juan Unified School District and I am doing this for free. Teachers will get hours for your salary advancement.  If you are an educator within the greater Sacramento area and would like to join, please contact and/or inbox me directly. 

For SJUSD's teacher, just log in to portal.sanjuan.edu and click on PL Registrations and Transcript to register. Please pick the numbers down the bottom accordingly. 

#10728 Mindful Leadership
This workshop introduces the research and practices of the mindfulness-based approach to use in the classroom. Mindfulness helps teachers and students manage their emotional and mental stress, create well-being and refresh their energy. It can transform individuals and the classroom climate, while building and nurturing positive interpersonal relationships. It also provides a blueprint for better living, building harmony and peace in the individual, community and society! Must attend all (2) sessions to receive six hours credit.

29674 Mindful Leadership
January 14, 2020 - January 21, 2020
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
5820 Landis Avenue, Suite 1
Carmichael, CA 95608

#10729 Advanced Mindful Leadership
The Mindful Leadership training is a pre-requisite for this course. These sessions provide more practice of the research and techniques of the mindfulness-based approach to use in the classroom. The work to manage stress, create energy and transform the classroom environment will continue in greater depth.
29675 Advanced Mindful Leadership
February 11, 2020 - February 25, 2020
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
5820 Landis Avenue, Suite 1
Carmichael, CA 95608







Mindful Leadership: A mindfulness-based professional development for all teachers, educators and administrators



Research shows that mindfulness meditation and a mindfulness-based approach in life enhance the well-being, physical, emotional, and mental health of all, including, of course, practitioners, educators, and even administrators.

These workshops introduce the research and practices of a mindfulness-based approach in the classroom that will help teachers and students manage their emotional and mental stress, increasing their well-being and refreshing their energy.

They are designed for all teachers, educators, and administrators, and will lead the practitioners to be more mindful and compassionate individuals. Our entire educational system needs to be more mindful and holistic--let us begin with ourselves and our classrooms.

These workshops will also offer practice-based strategies and techniques such as mindful movement, meditative exercises, and sharing best practices based on evidence from current research. They also require participants to wear comfortable clothing, have a willingness to self-reflect and be open-minded individuals.

This mindfulness-based professional development course hopes to transform individuals and the classroom climate while building positive, nurture interpersonal relationships.

The workshop series also offers a blueprint for better living, towards harmony and peace in the individual, community and society through Spirituality and Mindful Leadership:

Session 1: Objectives.

Participants will be able to understand:
  1. What is mindfulness? What is mindfulness meditation? How are they similar/different?
  2. What are the benefits of mindfulness meditation?
  3. What are some different styles of meditation?
  4. How do you meditate (both in the physical form and internal form)?
  5. How does mindfulness help in the teaching field?
  6. What are some of the 'best practices' in education related to mindfulness?

Session 2: Objectives
Participants will be able to:

  1. Understand the theory and research behind a mindfulness-based approach in the classroom
  2. Understand how to enhance the well-being, physical, emotional, and mental health of themselves as practitioners, educators, and administrators.
  3. Have time to actually practice meditation (physical form and internal form)
  4. Take part in mindfulness-based exercises.
  5. Understand current trends and 'best practices' in mindfulness-based education.
Session 3: Objectives.
Participants will receive training and support in:
  1. Mindfulness-based practices that build positive and nurturing interpersonal relationships
  2. Mindfulness practice-based exercises such as mindful movement, meditative exercise, and other best practices based on research evidence
  3. Research on Spirituality and Mindful Leadership: a blueprint for better living, towards harmony and peace in the individual, community and society!
The session will close with:
Reflection time.