Embodied Mindfulness Meditation
Caroline Kleindienst is a life-long student of movement and stillness. She is a certified Embodied Mindfulness meditation teacher, offering Embodied Mindfulness stillness practices in private sessions, workshops and retreats, as well as in clinical settings.​
Embodied Mindfulness, developed by Jamie McHugh, is a somatic approach to traditional contemplative sitting practices, focusing on breath, alignment, stillness, and movement.
Embodied Mindfulness is informed by Eastern contemplative traditions, Western contemporary somatic approaches, as well as evolving research in the field of neuroscience and trauma studies. This sitting practice is accessible for everybody, all ages and physical ability.
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​Read Caroline’s article for more info about Embodied Mindfulness here.
“Breath is a bridge which connects life to consciousness, which unites your body to your thoughts. Whenever your mind becomes scattered, use your breath as the means to take hold of your mind again”
~Thich Nhat Hanh
Embodied Mindfulness helps to:
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connect to the present moment
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return to stillness, the body, and the self
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relieve stress and anxiety, as well as tension stored in the nervous system
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discover new resources to nourish yourself
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restore a sense of safety and belonging
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increase your window of tolerance to stress, intense emotions, and life challenges
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feel more calm and at ease
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live a fuller, more embodied, and joyful life
Ease into the powerful practice of Embodied Mindfulness!
Book your Embodied Mindfulness session here.
Available virtual and in person for individuals and groups.
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