by Erik | Mar 23, 2025 | MBCL Blog
We are delighted to announce a new online peer-supervision / intervision group, in collaboration with SiTT for all who have attended a Mindfulness-Based Compassionate Living Teacher Training. SiTT – Support for Integrity in Teaching and Training – is a...
by Marleen | Mar 5, 2025 | MBCL Blog
Interest in the effects and mechanisms of MBCL in people with (recurrent) depression seems to have increased significantly internationally. It seems that MBCL, as a continuation of MBCT, can have a clear added value for people with (recurrent) depression. This is...
by Frits | Sep 7, 2024 | MBCL Blog
As human beings, we all sometimes find it difficult to understand and accept things that have gone wrong – either by ourselves or by others. We may then dwell in blaming, resentment or bitterness, and we usually do not become happier as a result. The meaning and value...
by Erik | Feb 11, 2024 | MBCL Blog
“May there be kindness in your gaze when you look within.” – John O´Donohue This line from John O’Donohue’s poem “For Belonging’”can perhaps be an inspiration for us all, for the year ahead. The poem was read at the end of the online...
by Frits | Sep 26, 2023 | MBCL Blog
In the world we live in today, kindness and compassion are qualities that are easily overwhelmed by the harshness we can meet in ourselves and in the world around us. However as science has confirmed, kindness and compassion are very important contributors to...
by Frits | May 4, 2023 | MBCL Blog
“Contemporary scientific knowledge solidly affirmsthat kindness and compassion are to the brainwhat the breath is to life.” In the end of the 70s, like all young men in the Netherlands, I had to join military service for some time. I had just started to...
