NeuroMeditation

Meditation is a way of awakening the mind and being fully present, allowing us to cultivate awareness and connection in our lives. – Dan Siegel

NeuroMeditation is an innovative approach to meditation that integrates principles from neuroscience with traditional meditation practices. It is designed to enhance the benefits of meditation by leveraging our understanding of brain processes.


Instead of a one-size-fits-all meditation technique, NeuroMeditation has four unique styles, each targeting specific brainwave states associated with different aspects of mental and emotional experiences:

Focus

This technique aims to improve attention, cognitive control, and mental clarity by engaging brainwave patterns associated with heightened alertness and focus.

Focus meditations include:

a. Concentration

b. Mantra

c. Breath-Focus

Mindfulness

Mindfulness-based NeuroMeditation emphasizes present-moment awareness, acceptance, and non-judgment. It often utilizes brainwave patterns linked to relaxed yet attentive states.

Mindfulness meditations include:

a. Vipassana

b. Open Monitoring

Open Heart

This approach focuses on cultivating positive emotions such as compassion, love, and empathy. It may involve practices that activate brainwave patterns associated with positive emotional experiences.

Open heart meditations include:

a. Lovingkindness

b. Compassion

c. Metta

Quiet Mind

The Quiet Mind technique aims to reduce mental rumination and promote inner calm by stimulating brainwave patterns linked to deep relaxation and creativity.

Quiet Mind meditations include:

a. TM

b. Zen

c. Open