Integrating Mindfulness and Compassion Qualification (IMC)
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
This comprehensive mindfulness and compassion teacher training qualification includes the following 8 learning outcomes:
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:
Our Integrating Mindfulness & Compassion Teachers
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
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...
I would highly recommend this course – thank you so so much for supporting me on this incredible journey – I’ve grown so much and met some brilliant and inspiring teachers I will continue to follow.
Amanda Powell
I have had a chance to enhance, embed and now apply the learning from this course into my own process and previous experience, which is now the new beginning from the end of the course. On a personal note this course has transformed my mental well-being and confidence. Thank you for a truly meaningful and transformational course. I feel I have gained a lovely tribe of mindfully aware and compassionate practitioners and friends.
Dawn Burnham
Although I’ve not really changed the format of my sessions, I noticed with so much clarity how different I felt following the MindfulnessUK Course. I felt so much better placed to hold space for my clients, more confident and grounded in how I lead meditations, and most notably how different the inquiry process felt. I know there is always more to learn and more to understand, but as a first venture out after lockdown and the course, I immediately sensed that I was drawing upon what I had learnt.
Ruth Mortimer
In addition to the teaching of the mindfulness and compassion practices that I found so useful about this course, learning how to maintain appropriate boundaries as a mindfulness and compassion teacher has been an important part of the course for me, with regards to my career transition. I have learnt about the language to use as a mindfulness and compassion teacher, compared to a therapist, and about the appropriate use of inquiry so that it is helpful for the client, but not too deep that it would risk turning into therapy. Hence, this course has given me the foundation for my new career, enabling me to draw on my previous skills and experience, but provide services as a coach and teacher, which include teaching mindfulness and compassion practices, to a non-clinical population.
Catherine – Psychologist
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