Integrating Mindfulness and Compassion Qualification (IMC)

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Karen Atkinson, Co-founder & CEO & Angie Ward, CXO

What is the IMC Qualification?

Teaching mindfulness alone has many benefits, including bringing our awareness to our stress-related patterns and behaviours.  However, teaching compassion alongside mindfulness is so powerful.  It enables clients to soften around their experiences, be kind to themselves, learn new and sustainable ways to look after themselves and improve relationships and well-being.

This teacher training course is for anyone who wants to teach mindfulness and compassion to others, in any sector.  Accredited by the CPCAB  (accredited qualification specification) this unique qualification is taught online via zoom.

 

 

 

Reasons to Enrol

  • Become a qualified teacher of mindfulness and compassion.
  • Gain a unique, versatile, and tailor-made qualification, accredited by the Counselling and Psychotherapy Central Awarding Body (CPCAB).
  • A practical and ground-breaking qualification, the only one of its kind.
  • Use these skills to teach individual and/or groups in a flexible and bespoke way, within any sector.
  • Small classes with only 12 spaces per cohort
  • Join our Extensive List as a Trained Mindfulness and Compassion Teacher and Community Member

This comprehensive mindfulness and compassion teacher training qualification includes the following 8 learning outcomes:

  • Use mindfulness and compassion skills for personal development.
  • Understand how mindfulness practice affects health and well-being.
  • Teach mindfulness skills and practices.
  • Understand the key therapeutic elements of mindfulness and suffering.
  • Understand the therapeutic qualities of self-compassion and compassion to others’ practices.
  • Explain to clients how mindfulness and compassion can enhance their relationships with others.
  • Understand the application of relevant neuroscience to teaching mindfulness and compassion practices.
  • Continue to develop professionally.

One payment of £1,995 or pay instalments (instalments incur an additional £100 admin fee)

If you are having difficulty budgeting, we don't want you to let go of your dreams and aspirations to become a mindfulness and compassion teacher so we have the option to spread your payments over 3 instalments during the booking process.

How the course is taught:

  • 36-hours in a virtual classroom
  • 164-hours of directed learning, including journalling your own meditation practice.
  • Downloads of 4-core guided meditation practices.
  • You will be sent a student folder with all relevant material to complete the course.
  • You will also be sent a student handbook via the LMS.
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Our Integrating Mindfulness & Compassion Teachers

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Karen Atkinson

Karen has been teaching mindfulness and compassion for over 30-years and is the Co-founder and CEO of MindfulnessUK, an author of Compassionate Mindful Inquiry in Therapeutic Practice, a previous Chair of BAMBA, an international trainer and supervisor.

Angie Ward - Integrating Mindfulness and Compassion Tutor

Angie Ward

With a strong background in health and social care, Angie is the CXO of MindfulnessUK, supporting students and graduates through their training and forming partnerships with large organisations to develop programmes and deliver a high quality training experience.

Don't just take our word for it...

To help you decide whether this is the right course for you take a look at our frequently asked questions for more information.

Online Courses Start 2025

2025
13th May
10:00 - 13:30
Then continues on 20th May, 10th Jun, 17th Jun, 8th Jul, 15th Jul, 9th Sep, 16th Sep, 7th Oct, 14th Oct, 11th Nov, 18th Nov
Tutor: Angie Ward
£1995
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