Thriving Together: Our Fluid Nature  

special focus in Thriving ~ Together                   ongoing drop-in class

In this special focus series of Thriving Together, we explore practices to skillfully engage with our shifting inner states -- enhancing our capacity to savor good times and to effectively address challenges. 

Tuesdays 6:30-7:30 PM (PDT, Arizona)       Join by Zoom OR in-person (be sure to check the calendar to make sure the class is not Zoom only this week)

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Thriving ~ Together           restorative practices ~ grounded in neuroscience

Valuable for beginning & experienced meditators.  Class includes guided & silent meditation, somatic practices for nervous system balance

After practices: Optional circle for Q&A, group dialogue

 Email Bonnie to register, receive class materials, Zoom link. 

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No class fee. Donations to TCMC gratefully accepted in-person & online.  TCMC is supported by your generous donations. To make an online donation please go Here

TCMC located near Loft Theater, midtown Tucson, at 1147 N Howard Blvd

We do not practice meditation to become great meditators. We practice to become great human beings.

 

Teacher: Bonnie Colby, PhD   meditation teacher, mentor & university professor. Bonnie is grateful for 45 years of meditation immersed in restorative practices of world cultures, learned in decades of multi-cultural work addressing conflict & building collaboration.  Dr. Colby is a trauma-informed meditation teacher Mental Health First Aid Instructor, with a background in restorative movement.  Bonnie values professional trainings with IamHeart.orgUnyte.com, Continuum, Capacitar International & Unified Mindfulness. She has taught meditation classes & workshops since 1998 and lives in Tucson with her husband Ted.  She teaches from her deep life experience in health crises, livelihood & career choices, fostering creative expression, grief & loss and cross-cultural conflict & collaboration.   Bonnie longs for us each to taste how meditative practices can vibrantly infuse our lives.