Finding Your Way Through Overwhelm
With Klea Miza (Growing Through Love)Sometimes the most supportive practices are also the simplest. In this five-day course, you'll be gently introduced to a few everyday mindfulness practices that can be explored in a way that emphasizes choice, curiosity, and self-kindness. Rather than trying to achieve a particular state or "do mindfulness correctly," each session offers a gentle invitation to notice what is already here, at your own pace. Throughout the course, we'll explore five different anchors for attention: the breath, small movements, supportive sensations, the space around you, and finally a combination of looking around and breathing. Each practice is designed to be brief, approachable, and flexible, allowing you to engage as much or as little as feels comfortable. You'll hear regular reminders that there is no right way to participate. You are always welcome to pause, adapt the practice, or simply listen. The goal isn't to become calmer or to change your experience, but to gently explore what it's like to meet each moment with a little more curiosity and choice. Whether you're completely new to mindfulness or looking for a gentle way to reconnect with these practices, this course offers a series of simple invitations that you can return to whenever you need them. I hope these five practices provide a supportive place to begin - or to begin again.
Simple choice-based practices to help you reconnect with the present moment.
About this course
Sometimes the most supportive practices are also the simplest. In this five-day course, you'll be gently introduced to a few everyday mindfulness practices that can be explored in a way that emphasizes choice, curiosity, and self-kindness. Rather than trying to achieve a particular state or "do mindfulness correctly," each session offers a gentle invitation to notice what is already here, at your own pace. Throughout the course, we'll explore five different anchors for attention: the breath, small movements, supportive sensations, the space around you, and finally a combination of looking around and breathing. Each practice is designed to be brief, approachable, and flexible, allowing you to engage as much or as little as feels comfortable. You'll hear regular reminders that there is no right way to participate. You are always welcome to pause, adapt the practice, or simply listen. The goal isn't to become calmer or to change your experience, but to gently explore what it's like to meet each moment with a little more curiosity and choice. Whether you're completely new to mindfulness or looking for a gentle way to reconnect with these practices, this course offers a series of simple invitations that you can return to whenever you need them. I hope these five practices provide a supportive place to begin - or to begin again.
Meet your Teacher
Klea is a meditation mentor with a background in inner work, mindfulness, psychology, and neuroscience. Her work is grounded in a choice based and slow paced practices, integrating somatic awareness, emotional processing, and gentle practices. She has guided individuals through practices focused on safety, regulation, and reconnection with the body, supporting people in developing a more stable and compassionate relationship with themselves. Alongside her work in meditation and inner development, she is currently on the path to becoming a medical doctor, deepening her understanding of the body through a scientific and clinical lens. Her approach bridges science and lived experience, offering practical tools that are both accessible and grounded in how the nervous system actually works.