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Testimonials from students at Warwick University

‘I liked that the emphasis on mindfulness not being separate from daily life – not a hobby just a way to go about everyday activities. Good to look at ways we can create mind space.’

‘Hard not to sleep – whole thing very awakening – obvious, simple.’

‘Good session, is tiring to take the control – need more guidance to help me meditate.’

Some of the students completed the following question:

During my busy I create mind space by:

Turning off most of the lights, listening to jazz records and drinking tea _ Sooze

Concentrate on everything I can see in one view and forget everything else
for 1min: Em

I go for a swim: Aldona

Putting on my headphones getting on my bike & surround myself with greenery and looking up at the
sky: Kiran*

Not being hard on oneself due to not meditating

Cooking some really nice food and take some time out: Chris

Play piano or sing whilst playing guitar: Benito

Get up at dawn and do some meditation: Nina

Chat with friends: Kahyen

Put on music and stretch: Elline

Tidy room with music on: Monica

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Create Mind Space at Warwick University

 

Mind Space have been invited by students at Warwick University to deliver a session during their Health and Well Being Week

The event will take place on February 22nd between 3-4pm Meeting Room 6, SUHQ, Warwick University.

The session will discuss techniques to create mind space through training in Meditation and Mindfulness.

Mind Space works with Universities across the UK and Europe introducing practical tools to create mind space

For more information about the work we are doing with Universities please click here.

To invite a Mind Space Speaker into your University please click here.

 

University Meditation – Feedback from University Staff from the Business School Meditation Session

Mind Space ran a Meditation session for the University Staff at the Business School in Wolverhampton discover how they found it:

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I enjoyed it very much…..personally, I think a 30-40 minute session would have been more beneficial. However, with the shorter period of time, I learnt how to concentrate and control my own mind, I found it helped me to relax, and create an inner peace of mind….I loved it.

Would it be worth you considering doing a regular lunch time session?

I think it would have been better if we had a more comfortable room.

I thought the session was very helpful, it was quite enlightening. Without a doubt I think staff would find this valuable, I think it should be on the staff timetable as a compulsory activity!

I went into this a bit cynical, because it’s not really my cup of tea and I was a bit – oh my gosh have I really got to shut my eyes in front of my colleagues in the business school, but it was quite nice… and an opportunity to not think about anything at all, which was a novelty. I found it very interesting & useful, I also found it particularly easy to use and do at any time during the day, the moment you can find a few minutes… you do come out refreshed and with recharged batteries.

I could see the benefits for other people who might need to have some sort of skills and tips to be able to take themselves out of a stressful situation and realign their thought processes and patterns, but I’m not sure it’s for me.

I think the problem would be for us, that you don’t have enough time for yourself, let alone enough time for yourself to do nothing – so it would be a bit of a step, but it was good.

Students’ hit a very stressful zone around hand in times and that stress does overlap to all of us & I think students and staff should have some access to stress management techniques to get through the difficult periods.

To me the more I did it, then the better I would feel about it – I do think it is something that if you made a habit – it would become quite natural.

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University Meditation – How meditation can help staff and students during stressful periods

University Meditation – Feedback from a staff meditation session

Listen to Dr Fedor Herbatschek share his experience from the Mind Space Meditation session.

University Meditation – Feedback from a skeptical member of staff

Listen to Sue Rennie who personal has doubts about meditation and is slightly skeptical discuss the importance of Meditation for students and staff.

University Meditation – Its importance for students and staff

Listen to Dr Ian A. Mckeown discuss the importance of Meditation for students and staff:

 

Meditation in the University of Wolverhampton

Mind Space delivers a Meditation session for the staff at the University of Wolverhampton.

As well as offering students the opportunity to engage in Meditation we also see the great importance of revealing these methods to staff who are also suffer from stress especially around exam time and end of term.

This session was delivered during the lunch break providing them with the opportunity to relax, unwind and refocus in the middle of the day.

A fifteen minute presentation followed by a twenty minute meditation.

With a brief time at the end for staff to ask questions…

If you attend or work for a University/College/School and are interested in have a Mind Space Meditation session for you, the staff or students then please contact us…

University Meditation

We run inspirational meditation sessions at local and national Universities

Sessions can be run during Health and Well Being Weeks, one off taster experience, or as a series run over several weeks

We will be delivering sessions to both staff and students introducing meditation techniques which Bust the stress in the mind.

General info about University Meditation

Classes are held within Universities. The sessions are designed for busy students who want to access the benefits of meditation within their lives.

The sessions are simple, lively and enjoyable with opportunity to experience guided meditation and also to ask questions and discuss.

Due to the non-religious nature of the sessions they attract students from a wide variety of backgrounds.

SET UP A MIND SPACE SOCIETY IN YOUR UNIVERSITY!

Contact us if you are a student and would like to set up a Mind Space Meditation society in your University.  We can provide you with a teacher, great marketing materials and your own webpage!

INVITE A TRAINER TO DELIVER A MIND SPACE WORKSHOP

If you work in a University and would like to experience one of Mind Space’s workshops in house for your staff please contact our admin team…..