Showing posts with label Joy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joy. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2021

Join my bi-monthly Dancing Mindfulness class

 The full calendar of upcoming Dancing Mindfulness classes now available on Eventbrite. Link to register for class


Dancing Mindfulness with Stacia will be held on the third Thursday of the month at 8 PM and the third Saturday of the month at 1 PM. Upcoming dates: 
  • March 18th
  • March 20th
  • April 15th 
  • April 17th
  • May 16th
  • May 21st
  • June 17th
  • June 20th
  • July 15th
  • July 18th
  • August 15th
  • August 19th
  • September 16th
  • September 18th
  • October 17th
  • October 21st
  • November 18th
  • November 21st
  • December 16th
  • December 18th


In Dancing Mindfulness, participants use dance to achieve mindfulness. The act of noticing without judging how we move, feel and think is integral to the practice. During a dancing mindfulness class or individual session participants are not taught to dance or required to achieve any specific level of dance. Dancing Mindfulness is trauma informed and adaptable to different ability levels. You are accepted as you are and encouraged to do what you feel. The facilitator will make suggestions during the class, but they are just that suggestive. 

If you have questions about an upcoming class or would like to book me for a special event/one on one session please reach out at staciabarrett.therapy@gmail.com

Friday, July 18, 2014

Why roses aren't so great

 
I am sure you have heard the famous saying "Stop and smell the roses." This is a reminder to take time to appreciate the positives in life and not let the hard things get us down.
But what if there are no roses around? Do you just wait until you find some?
I would challenge you to stop and smell wild flowers and what ever is growing right where you are.
 
 
It can be such a challenge to find the positives in every day, let alone every moment. I have made plans to take time each day to find 1 positive. Days like yesterday in my life would make it seem that this is not possible each day. That is a normal reaction to stress, but if you really can't find one thing a day to be glad about or grateful for I would challenge you to MAKE A CHANGE!
 
 
 
 
Enjoy your weekend... and tell me what was great about today?