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A few easy steps to bring mindful practice into your day.

Updated: Dec 18, 2024

Practicing daily mindfulness does not have to be meditative or time consuming. In fact you can practice mindfulness in all aspects of life during the day. A mindful practice of simply being present, noticing and processing new information can enhance wellbeing and life satisfaction.





Try this simple tip to help you become more mindful in every day life.


WALK WITH awareness

Walking with awareness gives you a moment to be fully present, focusing your attention to your current or new surroundings. Start by paying attention to the sounds you hear. Try not to label them. So instead of "car ,bird etc" focus on the sound, pitch, vibrations. Hold here and just listen.

You can also turn this attention to your body, feeling your feet making contact with the ground and engage your core to improve posture.


USE YOUR SENSES

When ready, shift your awareness to your sense of smell. Again, simply notice, don’t push or

force yourself to feel anything at all, just bring attention to the sense of smell, whatever you

discover.


NOTICE THE SMALL THINGS!

When ready, move your focus to vision: really look around, look at the small details, colours, objects and whatever else you see, even something that seems insignificant. Notice something new each time you walk. Don’t force this or go looking! But being presently engaged in your walk will uncover new things.


BREATHE

A great breathing technique that you can use anywhere was introduced by Dr Benson, it involves saying the words in your mind "breathe" as you inhale, and "relax" as you exhale. This very powerful and effective technique can be used discreetly, thus is a great choice to use throughout the day to reduce stress or elicit feelings of calm.


Rachel Tinker is a life and wellbeing coach in Kent, specialising in wellbeing and mindful living to enhance life satisfaction. She coaches online, or at her clinic in Cranbrook Kent, in areas of health and wellness, positive behaviour change and with life transitions. www.rtwellness.com info@rtwellness.com



 
 
 

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All clients should consult their own doctor/physician or other health care professional before starting this or any coaching programme.

Rachel Tinker is not a medical doctor or medical practitioner and she is not holding herself to be in any capacity. She will not diagnose or claim to cure any condition. Rachel Tinker takes a holistic approach to wellbeing and is a Graduate member of the British Psychological Society (GMBPSs) and full member of the UK and International Health Coaching Association (UKIHCA). She adheres to the BPS and UKIHCA Code of Ethics. Rachel Tinker has an MSc in Psychology from the University of Northumbria and is engaged in behavioural research. She holds a Diet Specialist Nutritional Level 5 Advanced Diploma and qualifications in Health and Wellness Cognitive Behavioural Coaching and Coaching Psychology with the Centre for Coaching. She holds CPD in sports and health nutrition. Rachel Tinker offers coaching for wellbeing support, including behavioural interventions, coaching, nutritional consultation, support, advice and educational information. It is the sole responsibility of the client to make an informed choice on whether to follow the advice. All clients are required to complete and sign an onboarding contract and from the signing of this contract and by attending an appointment of their own will, they have consented to treatment. Rachel Tinker recognises and exercises professional judgement within the limit of her qualifications and scope of practice and communications remain strictly confidential unless disclosure is required or permitted by UK law. 

Rachel Tinker RTWellness 2014

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