
Create awareness for ease, steadiness, and compassion to grow through guided mindfulness practices


Meeting the current moment with creativity and compassion
Hi, I’m Jeannette.
I am a mindfulness meditation teacher, a creative writer, and a mom navigating the challenges of daily life with a dedicated mindfulness practice. I have seen first hand the transformative impact mindfulness has in meeting each moment with care, openness, and love. I offer groups to share the teachings I have learned and invite others to open to the same possibilities.
I lead mindfulness groups and workshops that create a welcoming space for all individuals, fostering non-judgmental awareness, and self-compassion. Join me to explore ways to slow down, deepen your practice, and be curious about finding ease and steadiness in your life.
Offerings
My Mindfulness
Journey
I stumbled into practicing mindfulness meditation in 2003 when a generous friend gifted me a mindfulness book during a difficult time. It took nearly a decade to build a consistent practice. Since then I have deepened my daily practice, sat many silent meditation retreats, studied and practiced with wise and wonderful teachers, and I continue to delight in learning more.​
One of the most significant gifts of my early practice was the understanding that I can learn to be with my experience just as it is. Not with what I want things to look like, but with things as they are. I realized I could be with hard moments, with my flaws and mistakes, and the things I wish I had done differently. I could hold these things and know them. I could also choose how to react to them. Most importantly, I learned that I could offer myself compassion, which in turn has expanded my capacity to extend love and understanding to others.
My Mindfulness
Groups
Guided groups with a teacher can enhance our individual practice. My practice deepened when I began to sit with and learn from others. I was hesitant to do that, nervous in groups, and nervous about what it meant to practice something that seemed solitary. Yet, working with others enhanced my practice and continues to help me grow. I offer these groups to share the teachings I have learned, which have shown me how to meet the current moment with creativity, steadiness, and love.
In each session, whether individual or group, I create an atmosphere for curiosity, playfulness, and unfolding. Through shared insights and vulnerabilities, participants inspire and support one another to keep going.
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My practice is grounded in daily meditation and ongoing learning. I benefit from silent meditation retreats and courses that deepen embodied practice, most often through the Insight Meditation Society and the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies in Barre, MA. I am a certified mindfulness teacher, having completed the two-year Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program with Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach, as well as the Cloud Sangha Mindfulness Mentor Training program. I participate in ongoing weekly and monthly mindfulness and mentor groups led by other teachers, and I am so grateful for their guidance and wisdom.

Bringing Mindfulness
To All
Growing up, I had not seen myself as someone who could meditate. It didn't seem to be accessible to me, and I had no sense of a road map for how to engage with or enter a meditation community. I create spaces for those who might feel the same.
I extend a heartfelt invitation to those who may not envision themselves as the mindfulness type, or those who might feel excluded from traditional mindfulness spaces. I welcome people of every culture, wisdom tradition, gender identity, race, age, sexual orientation, and physical ability. I'm committed to inclusivity, social justice, and honoring diverse backgrounds.
I love working with people who want to connect with their own hearts and minds and connect with others. I love to make room for things to unfold—to not know—to be engaged—to be curious—to settle in.
Get in Touch
I would love to hear from you! Please reach out to say hello, register for an upcoming workshop, or simply have a conversation to see if working together may be a good fit for your practice.
