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Learn how to use meditation to access the most sophisticated parts of our neuro-circuitry for emotion-regulation, and establish real-time techniques to use for our own self-care practices.
Stress, anxiety and physical challenges can all take a variety of shapes and forms. Humans are able to self-regulate and achieve stable and balanced states on purpose with very practical and simple techniques. This event addresses key points to help understand what is going on in the brain and nervous system while we are under stress, and more importantly, what are practical ways to cultivate our own wellness, alleviate stress and regulate our emotions when we need it.
Participants will leave with practices in real-time techniques that can be used in day-to-day living. Plan to hear concepts related to our physiology and experience different meditation practices to soothe the nervous system.
This event is presented and sponsored by Rachel Wixey of Wixey Center for Wellness and is part of Better Toledo, a personal and professional development series to ensure “you will do better in Toledo.” Certificates of completion are available to participants who take part in three or more sessions in 2022. For group registrations please call 419-259-5293.
Rachel Wixey is a student, teacher, coach and group facilitator of meditation for wellness and profound self-care. She is also Founder and Director of Wixey Center for Wellness, and loves spending time in the Center and with schools and business organizations. Her work in this field helps others establish an understanding of the effects of stress on the brain and nervous system, and meditation practices to support mental, emotional and physical health and wellness.
Rachel holds a BA in English/Writing from the University of Toledo and is a Member of the International Mindfulness Teachers Association (IMTA). The formal training Rachel’s is most proud of is Mindful Schools Teacher Certification, which has prepared her to teach mindfulness curriculum to K-12 Youth. Rachel is also certified through Mindful Leader as Certified Workplace Mindfulness Facilitator, and is a trained Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) through PESI, bringing trauma-informed sensitivity to her work.
