Relaxing the Mind
with SUE WESTON
Welcome
I’m Sue Weston and I provide courses, classes, retreats and training programmes that promote equanimity and good health, reduce stress and anxiety – all qualities that bring balance and calm into everyday life.
Moving on-line during this period of isolation are the weekly Qigong & T’ai-Chi classes, the fortnightly mindfulness practice and a new 7-week Mindfulness training course.
I also run a Mindfulness in Schools .b programme and a range of programmes and presentations that can be tailored to suit your needs: corporate, hospitals, schools and prisons.
Zooming to you!
All the classes, courses and retreats have now moved to take place online via Zoom.
Please email me to receive the Zoom login links for the various Qigong and Weekly Mindfulness sessions, Mindfulness Courses and Retreats.
And if you wish you can contribute to CanDoAction, a charity close to my heart, to help celebrate my birthday this month. Use this link to contribute. And if you are not on FaceBook, email me to find others way to contribute to my birthday fundraiser. Gratitude.
Courses and Classes
7-Week Mindfulness Training Courses
7-week on-line course via Zoom. Finding peace and calm in the midst of challenging times
Tuesday 6pm & Thursday 11am Qigong via Zoom
Tuesdays 6pm and Thursdays 11am via Zoom
Weekly Mindfulness Practice
Via Zoom: build community and deepen loving kindness practice
Four Immeasurables Day Retreat: April 10th via Zoom
A day of retreat for us to gain insight and inspiration
Five Element Qigong & Meditation Weekend February 2021
The Five Element Qigong Form is a helpful a map of our bodies, hearts and minds. It helps us to tune into the cycles of nature and mirror the movements, sounds, colours and energy of the natural world.
T'ai-Chi Ch'uan
Via Zoom
Mindful Movement Training
for Facilitators and Therapists
Holy Isle Residential Retreat 2021
Dates for Qigong and Meditation Retreat Week 2021
Living Without Regrets
Ian Wallace made this short film about Sue’s passion for T’ai-Chi and Mindfulness.
Sue recounts her early career as a dancer, what it meant to her and why she had to give up a life that she loved.
She tells us how T’ai-Chi helped her find a new direction in her life when she could no longer perform as a dancer. We learn about the origins of the T’ai-Chi Form and what psychological benefits it brings.
