Better Meditation in Recovery
If meditation leaves you feeling the opposite of calm and centered, you’re not alone. Find out why this happens and how to make meditation work for you.
For Highly Sensitive People with eating disorders, meditation can feel really uncomfortable. Some even find that it feels impossible, or worse, unsafe. In this mini-course, you’ll learn the top 3 reasons why meditation can feel bad for sensitive folks in recovery and discover tools to make your practice more beneficial and enjoyable.
Understand the benefits of meditation for your recovery process.
Learn the top 3 reasons why meditation might feel bad or unsafe.
Discover tools to adjust your meditation practice and make it work for you.
Important Information
About "Pay As You Can" Pricing
Welcome
What is Meditation
Reason 1 Video
Reason 2 Video
Reason 3 Video
Tip Sheet
Completion Survey
This course is free so that recovery can be accessible to EVERYBODY.
It's been a long-standing goal of mine to run a business that is both sustainable and inclusive. If you are in a position to contribute financially, you'll be invited to do so within the course.
When those with greater financial privilege give more, it helps ensure that everyone can access support, regardless of their means.
Absolutely! While I refer to specific characteristics of High Sensitivity throughout my courses, people who do not identify as Highly Sensitive can definitely still benefit from the education and guidance.
I understand this deeply. Your Sensitive Recovery courses address some of the ways in which recovery can be hard to choose. I can't and wouldn't want to force anyone to choose recovery. My hope is that I'm able to reflect what a recovered life can look like and deliver the guidance and support that can help them move in that direction, should they so choose.
This is a mini course, so it's likely you'll get through the material in one sitting - anywhere from 20-25 minutes.