London Minfulness Center | Mindfulness Today London UK
Bangor University Wales – CMPR
Mindfulness in Schools Project, UK
Mindfulness in Schools Project, UK
Mindfulness in Schools Project, UK
Zero Suicide Alliance
University of Nottingham, England – 2008
Frankfurt, Germany – 2008
Dhamma Dipa Herefordshire, England
Isha Foundation in London 2019
Nel Jayakody is a passionate and dedicated teacher of Mindfulness eager to help others experience the life enhancing benefits of mindfulness meditation. Having completed the relevant teacher training (outlined below), together with extensive personal practice, Nel is fully qualified to teach Mindfulness programmes for both adults and children. Sri Lankan born Nel, a former banker, discovered Mindfulness in 2008.
After years working in a highly stressful environment and having faced difficult personal circumstances, Nel is no stranger to the effect that stress and suffering can have on the body. Diagnosed with fibromyalgia and chronic stomach pain, the adoption of a mindfulness lifestyle, as advocated by the MBSR programme, led to the almost complete disappearance of physical symptoms. This was the turning point in her life; leaving the corporate life behind, Nel embarked on her mindfulness teaching journey.
During her free time, Nel continues to deepen her expertise of Mindfulness by attending regular Vipassana retreats. Helping children who face poverty and crisis is a cause close to Nel’s heart and she is involved in projects to improve their life chances and well-being. Such projects include responding to the needs of those displaced in the aftermath of the Tsunami of 2004 and ongoing work with terminally ill children in Sri Lanka.
Mindfulness in Schools Project, UK
Nicola currently teaches in further education; her focus is to help students try to maintain a more peaceful lifestyle through yoga and mindfulness. She currently teaches the mindful movement session on the 8-week MBSR course as well as the silent retreats. Nicola is qualified to teach mindfulness for young children.