Mākoha - Introduction to Mindfulness
This course teaches you to live in a way that reduces stress and anxiety — and cultivate more happiness, calm and ease in your day-to-day. Join Mindfulness Educator Kristina Cavit (MNZM) as she supports you in developing tools to let go of unhelpful thought patterns and to practically manage even the busiest of lives.
We call it Mākoha - to be tranquil, gentle, kindly and compassionate.
We call it Mākoha - to be tranquil, gentle, kindly and compassionate.
Format
Online
Course
Starting date
Ongoing
Author
Kristina Cavit
Audio
4 hours
Duration
5 meditations
6 lessons
4 x recorded Q+A sessions
Price
$90NZD
About the course
Kristina Cavit
Our students love us
“I’m a walking cliche - too busy, too tired, too stressed and too highly strung. At times, I’ve struggled to sleep and get enough downtime into my life. Then I found Kristina Cavit and learnt how to stop, relax and concentrate on the important things in life via Mindfulness and meditation. After completing a four-week course, I have balanced out my work with more yoga, more relaxation and more quality time. And I’ve ceased having sleep troubles.”
- Kirsten, company director.
“I just wanted to say how grateful I am that I got to do your course. I’ve noticed such a difference in how I deal with day-to-day stresses and situations or people I have no control over. Just staying in “my business’ – it’s so good! I’m keeping up with the 10 minutes of meditation a day as well. The benefits are massive. So thank you! It’s been a little bit life-changing.”
Hannah, 30, designer
“This work has helped me not only relax and gain peace of mind, but the yoga and mindfulness has brought me so much relief from pain related to my chronic illness. It's not hyperbole to say that the time spent with Kristina has changed the way I live my life for the better. Kristina has an amazing energy and ability to put anyone at ease. At first I was very sceptical, but once we'd done a few sessions I saw that it was an amazing tool. It's help me to relax and be less judgemental in my day-to-day to life.”
Dominic, 42, Writer