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Welcome to the Kent Mindfulness Centre

with Simone Stolton

Life can be scary, confusing, stressful and mundane, as well as wonderful, awe inspiring, exhilarating and joyful. Whatever stage you are at in your life now, the gentle embodied practices of mindfulness, compassion & mindfulness Yoga can help you navigate through the inevitable ups and downs, twists and turns of life.

If you are ready to train your mind, heart & body in the practice of presence read on…

I love helping people cultivate presence, connection, & insight – all qualities that can be developed through training our attention, developing greater awareness of mind, body and emotions, and learning to gently get to know & befriend ourself – intentionally.

I can help to facilitate and guide you through this with the 8 week Mindfulness Based Living Course, The 8 week Compassion Based Living Course, Mindfulness yoga classes, Mindful Movement, Meditation and Relaxation Classes – as well as one to one Kind-Space Coaching.

I also offer Retreats & Workshops.


“The bud stands for all things, even for those things that don’t flower, for everything flowers, from within, of self-blessing: though sometimes it is necessary, to reteach a thing its loveliness, to put a hand on its brow of the flower and retell it in words and in touch it is lovely – until it flowers again from within, of self-blessing.”

​Saint Francis & the Sow

Courses

Mindfulness Based Living Course

An Adventure in Awareness! Apotheca – West Street Faversham. Commencing Saturday 28 September 4…

The CBLC

Compassion Based Living Course The Compassion Based Living Course developed by the Mindfulnes…

Movement & Meditation

Tuesdays 10am – 11.15 am YOQI at Tadasana Yoga Studio Faversham A gentle combination of Mindf…

Retreat Day

July 21, 2021

Thank you also for such a fantastic day on Sunday. It was so relaxing, informative and great to talk to like-minded people.

Andrea - Faversham

What is Mindfulness?

Mindfulness is an innate capacity of the mind to be aware of the present moment in a non-judgemental and compassionate way. It can be developed through training and promotes a way of being that helps us take better care of ourselves and others, and lead healthier lives. By practising it the mind learns to be less distracted, calmer and gain more clarity. With its practical application in daily life it is particularly relevant to our time and its teachings remain as fresh as ever.