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...
by Frits | Sep 7, 2024 | MBCL Blog
As human beings, we all sometimes find it difficult to understand and accept things that have gone wrong – either by ourselves or by others. We may then dwell in blaming, resentment or bitterness, and we usually do not become happier as a result. The meaning and value...
