
ABOUT
Ginny Wholley
is a Mindful Based Stress Reduction teacher, Certified by Brown University and Qualified by the Center for Mindfulness at the
University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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An experienced mindful business leader with 20 years in senior management positions.
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The question isn’t if we will face stress,
but how we relate to it when it happens.
Our response defines our health and happiness.
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There is a treasure chest of medical science supporting the health benefits of mindfulness.
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At The Center for Resilient Living, we share with you our research and training in these skills. Using a proven methodology in our workshops and programs, we help you cultivate mindful living and stress-resilience.
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We work with groups at their location and we offer classes in local venues.
The Center for Resilient Living
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Mindful Based Stress Reduction, MBSR
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Mindfully Changing Your Relationship to Eating
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Meditation Practices
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Mindful Workplace Programs
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Custom Mindfulness Presentations and Seminars
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Mindfulness Coaching
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Join us at a local class or email us to bring resilient living to your community!







Mindful Based Stress Reduction, MBSR
30.5 NASW CE Credits - RI & MA
Live Online
Required Orientation Sept. 11th 9-11:30 EDT
8 Weekly Classes Sept. 18 - Nov. 6th 9-11:30* EDT
*Class 1 and 8 are an hour longer
Day Long Retreat Sat. Oct. 28
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$550 – Registration Required
Register Here
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Contact Us Here
MBSR, is an 8-week experiential learning experience that promotes physical and mental health, happiness and general well-being. This program is for people who wish to develop their innate ability to live more fully and with a deeper sense of ease in a stress-filled world.
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The skills learned in this program can assist people to develop present moment awareness that supports living with more stress-resilience. These skills foster greater self-regulation, less emotional reactivity, and cultivate acceptance of present moment circumstances.
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The benefits of practicing mindfulness are extensive and accessible to everyone. The latest research puts the practice of mindfulness at the top of the list for health-promoting lifestyles; along with sleep, good nutrition, and exercise.
The benefits may include: easing depression and anxiety, managing weight, preventing hypertension and heart disease, living better with chronic pain, and so much more.
Adopting mindfulness, like any other healthy lifestyle takes a commitment to learning and practicing. With a strong foundation, you can integrate mindfulness into your daily life.
Learn to live the best you can with what is, now.
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In the MBSR course you will receive:
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Instruction on formal and informal mindfulness practices
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Guided Meditations
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Home and class experiences directed at developing awareness, understanding how our past forms our perception, and more.
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Dialogue and group discussions
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Mindful movement*: gentle yoga and walking
*All movement can be adapted for abilities at any level.
MBSR 8-Week Live Online - $550 with Ginny (see information above)
30.5 CEs available for Social Workers
MBSR 8-Week Live Online - $650 at UMass Memorial Health*
*CEs are not available for the UMass Memorial Health courses
MBSR Classes with Ginny at UMass begin Sept. 12th Tuesday AM 9-11:30 or PM 6-8:30 ET
Click below to find out more or register with UMass. Remember to look for Ginny
Mindfulness for Managing Pain 4-Week Live Online - $175 at UMass Memorial Health
Community Classes
*ONLINE Meditation UMass Memorial, Thursdays 12:10-12:50 PM
*Registration for Zoom App Necessary Register HereRe
Mindfulness Courses & Events

Kind Words
"This is a must for anyone & everyone! These 8 weeks are life changing and positively transformative. The ‘tools’ I’ve learned to practice will remain with me and be constantly beneficial to living a more present and fulfilled life!"
Krysta
"…Ginny goes way beyond simply teaching; she lives it with her ability to respond to each class member with encouragement and individual attention… It is rare to find such a superb teacher who is so positive and upbeat each and every time I interact with her!" …
Terry