Compassionate Circle Parenting Group

Join us during our Compassion Circle Sessions:

Who is this for? 

Parents and primary caregivers of children of all ages and descriptions.

Join us if you are struggling with feelings of guilt for being reactive.

You wish to cultivate mindfulness and compassion for yourself and others.

You wish to express and share the hard realities of parenting, like fear, helplessness, anger and overwhelm. 

You wish to connect with other caregivers who understand your challenges and difficulties.

You wish to experience more joy in parenting.

Details:

Day: Choose between every first Thursday and Saturday, except September*

Dates: 

Thursday

6/7

3/8

14/9*

5/10

2/11

7/12

Saturday

1/7

5/8

16/9*

7/10

4/11

2/12

Time: 10am - 11:30am

Each session is 1 hour and 15 minutes.

There will be a short talk on the topic, a 20 minutes guided mindfulness practice, small group reflection/discussion and whole group sharing. 

There will also be an optional 15-minute extension for Q&A where group members are welcome to stay and ask questions if they have any.

Drop in :$30 per session

Package of 3 sessions: $75 ($25 per session) 

Package of 6 sessions: $120 ($20 per session) 

Join our WhatsApp parent group for circle sign ups and updates: https://chat.whatsapp.com/K94RrlxvWjE7ObW4aftNK7

Topics will revolve around Mindfulness and Compassion, such as the following:

Mindfulness 

Mindfulness meditation

Thoughts

Emotions

Self-compassion

Parent guilt

Forgiveness

Joy

Positive Neuroplasticity

and more...

Meet your Guide: 

Our Compassion Circles are lead by our resident Mindfulness Teacher Lie Ying who is certified by the Awareness Training Institute and UC Berkeley's Greated Good Science Center. She has completed a 2-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program led by leading mindfulness experts Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach, under the mentorship of Kaira Jewel Lingo.

She chanced upon mindfulness in 2013, during a period of extreme marital stress. Hearing mindfulness might be the answer to address her sense of helplessness at that time, she gave it a try and never looked back.

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She is passionate and committed to helping others find more balance and clarity in their lives through mindfulness practice.