At the University of Oxford Mindfulness Centre (OMC) we’ve developed Guiding Ethical Principles to provide guidance on what anyone can expect from us in terms of ethics and integrity.

The MYRIAD project are pleased to announce that their free legacy resources around mental health and mindfulness research are now available to download.

We are delighted to collaborate with Positive East in London to deliver our first 'mixed model' teacher training programme. This collaboration brings in person and online delivery together to meet the needs of local communities and adapt to Covid-19 travel restrictions.

Join our Masters Students in their final stage of their two year degree as they offer an 8-week course taught under supervision.

We put quite a lot of information out on our social media channels. This blog post serves as a short round-up with links to anything you may have missed.

Can you help us take the very best science and mindfulness programmes and make it accessible to all those who might benefit? We need a skilled communications and marketing person who is interested in our work and the field of mindfulness and possesses the digital skills to help us provide a response to the challenges of our times.

We put quite a lot of information out on our social media channels. This blog post serves as a short round-up with links to anything you may have missed.

Hosted by Willem Kuyken, Mark Greenberg & Christa Turksma join the OMC as keynote speakers to discuss the topic of Nurturing Resilience in Times of Crisis.

Join us at the OMC as we offer free mindfulness sessions on World Mental Health Day

Steve Ware writes about how redundancy offered a new beginning with the OMC and Mindfulness. Having been made redundant after many years with IBM, Steve chose to focus on the positives and how this ending was also a new beginning.