by Jana | Jul 31, 2026 | MBCL Blog
If you are looking for the right compassion training, you might wonder which path is the best fit for your current practice. While both MBCL and MSC offer powerful tools to counter self-criticism, the differ in their structure and focus. This comparison will help you...
by Frits | Feb 28, 2026 | MBCL Blog
During my last silent retreat, after a few days, an old memory suddenly came to mind: I remembered a situation in which I had not behaved particularly elegantly or wisely. The memory stuck with me and resurfaced regularly over the next few days, accompanied by various...
by Erik | Aug 31, 2025 | MBCL Blog
In this article Mindfulness Network Community volunteer, Kate Ensor invites us to join her journey on the mindfulness-based compassionate living pathway – what it means to begin, to stay with it and to grow through the process. By sharing her own lived experience,...
by Frits | Jun 9, 2025 | MBCL Blog, MBCL Blog
This idea of shared humanity and the connections that we make with one another – that’s what, in fact, makes life worth living.– Clint Smith, author and scholar Some time ago, I read “The Lonely Century” by economist Noreena Hertz. In her book she...
by Erik | Mar 23, 2025 | MBCL Blog
We are delighted to announce a new online peer-supervision / intervision group, in collaboration with SiTT for all who have attended a Mindfulness-Based Compassionate Living Teacher Training. SiTT – Support for Integrity in Teaching and Training – is a...
by Marleen | Mar 5, 2025 | MBCL Blog
Interest in the effects and mechanisms of MBCL in people with (recurrent) depression seems to have increased significantly internationally. It seems that MBCL, as a continuation of MBCT, can have a clear added value for people with (recurrent) depression. This is...
