1:1 MINDFULNESS  HAMBURG

Evidence-based
Mindfulness Training

REGULATION
RECOVERY
RESILIENCE

SCIENCE & PRACTICE


TRAINING THE BRAIN

Stress affects body and mind.
Often unnoticed.
Sometimes it takes just
an email.
A single thought.

Stress regulation is trainable.
Research shows measurable effects of Mindfulness
in the fields of:
Stressreactivity
Recovery of the nervous system
Neuroplasticity.
Dr. Richard J. Davidson · University of Wisconsin–Madison

“Research suggests that even brief daily Mindfulness practice may positively influence stress processing, self-care behaviour, and overall well-being” –
British Journal of Health Psychology


STEP BACK & BREATHE

Even brief daily practice can change the stress response.
Formal meditation or informal practice are both effective.

NL MINDFUL practice
Step Back & Breathe:

Just step back.
Observe from a distance:
The Coming and going – inside, outside.
Be aware. Be here. It’s OK.
Soften tensions, contractions.
No need to be inside thoughts or emotions.
Holding them in Awareness.
With Kindness and Self Compassion
.
Follow your In- Breath.
Follow your Out- Breath.
Breath by breath
Moment by moment.


CURRICULUM


ROOTED

FOUNDER

Melanie Kettner
Academic & Training Lead
1:1 Mindfulness Training Hamburg
M.A. · Universität Hamburg
Psycholinguistics · Mentality Studies
Training:
UCLA Mindful
C. G. Rogers (GwG)

Academic · Humanistic · Tailored Mindfulness


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