Hello there!
I am Navine. I set up community non-profit The Engaged Mindfulness Initiative to share the practices of mindfulness in a way that is accessible to all regardless of their background and to engage the community in compassionate social actions. As The Engaged Mindfulness Initiative grows, our mission will remain centred around a sincere commitment to dissolving the walls of division, dismantling inequities, and cultivating belonging, diversity, inclusion and compassion.
All offerings here are suitable for beginners as well as more advanced meditators who wish to deepen their practice.
Our work supports social justice, whether it be for the change makers or marginalised communities. We have provided mindfulness trainings to human rights organisations, environment as well as mental health charities, local communities, and more and always are on the look out to support individuals, organisations and new communities.
Please feel free to reach out if you would like to start a conversation and introduce mindfulness to your groups at info@navinesgoodspace.com.
Navine Chhuon
Navine is a mindfulness teacher. She has trained in trauma sensitive mindfulness practices, mindful self-compassion and has developed great interest in neurosciences. She started her practice of yoga in 2008 and it has since then been a catalyst for further personal development and inner-resilience as she came across various forms of meditation and inner work. She is a certified mindfulness facilitator from the Engaged Mindfulness Institute, having trained with pioneers in research for mindfulness, neurosciences and compassion. She has been teaching her local community and has helped organisations, non-profits, civil rights lawyers, change makers, busy entrepreneurs and more to create custom trainings, workshops, programs and mentoring sessions to strengthen resilience and improve wellbeing.
Contact Navine at info@navinesgoodspace.com
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