The Innerwork Center Provides Mindfulness Tools for Teachers
In April,
14 teachers from Richmond Public Schools (RPS) began the first online
mindfulness program created and facilitated by The Innerwork Center. This
six-week session was led by The Innerwork Center faculty members, Korantema
Pierce-Williams and Amanda Lynch. For the cohort at RPS to participate in these
mindfulness-based stress reduction practices for both their personal and
professional benefit, RPS is using mindfulness as a vital link between
trauma-informed and restorative justice practices in their classrooms. The
Innerwork Center will provide full donor-funded scholarships for all RPS school
teachers across the division.
The
mission of The Innerwork Center is to be a catalyst for well-being through
programs that inspire curiosity, cultivate mindfulness and awaken the spirit.
They envision an individual and collective human experience rich with
compassion, authenticity and meaning. The Innerwork Center offers programs in
mindfulness to adults in the Richmond region, led by certified and experienced
mindfulness facilitators.
For
more information, call Executive Director Rachel Douglas at 804-359-0384 or
visit InnerworkCenter.org.