Mindful Art & Meditation Teacher Training: A Healing Path to Purpose & Certification

Have you ever felt a quiet but powerful call to create, heal, or share something meaningful with the world? If you're reading this, that creative spark may already be within you, and I want to help you nurture it.

Mindfulness, art, and meditation have supported me through some of the most difficult seasons of my life. These practices became a safe space for expression, emotional healing, and inner peace. Over time, they helped me find purpose. And now, it's my joy to support others, just like you, in sharing these tools with their communities.

Whether you’re a creative, yogi, mindfulness practitioner, teacher, therapist, course creator, or simply someone with a heart for helping others, this could be your next step: becoming a certified Mindful Art & Meditation Teacher.

BEING A MINDFUL ART TEACHER: IS IT FOR ME?

This program was created for people who have personally felt the power of mindfulness and creativity, and who want to:

• Deepen their own practice

• Expand their toolkit for teaching or facilitating

• Offer simple, mindful, creative, and meaningful experiences that support healing, resilience, and growth

Whether you’re teaching in-person or online, leading retreats or supporting clients one-on-one, this internationally accredited program provides you with a flexible, fully supported path to becoming a confident facilitator.

What Makes This MINDFUL ART AND MEDITATION Teacher Training Unique?

Here’s what sets this program apart from other training experiences:

1. A Holistic, Healing Approach

You’ll learn how to weave together mindfulness, art, and meditation to support emotional well-being and creative self-expression, not just for others, but for yourself as well. This training is about holding space for transformation, not just offering instruction.

2. A Toolkit Developed from 20+ Years of Practice

You’ll receive dozens of tried-and-true activities I’ve developed and refined over the past two decades. These mindful art practices are simple, adaptable, and powerful, designed for both personal use and group facilitation.

3. International Accreditation

Graduates become certified teachers through the International Mindfulness and Meditation Alliance (IMMA) and the Mindful Art Alliance (MAA), giving you the professional recognition and credibility to lead with confidence.

4. A Focus on Personal and Professional Growth

This isn’t just a training. It’s a transformational journey. You’ll deepen your own mindfulness and creative practice while learning how to guide others. You’ll leave feeling clear, inspired, and prepared to share your offerings with authenticity and purpose.

5. Business and Marketing Support Included

You’ll also receive guidance on how to build your offerings in a way that feels aligned and sustainable. This includes marketing templates, creative planning tools, and examples from real graduates who are now running successful workshops and programs.

Flexible and Fully Supported teacher training

This is a go-at-your-own-pace Mindful Art Teacher Training Program designed to fit your life. With bite-sized lessons, recorded demos, monthly group coaching calls, and a supportive global community, you’ll feel supported every step of the way.

Whether you're juggling a full-time job, raising a family, or managing a full schedule, this training gives you the flexibility to move forward on your own terms, while still receiving encouragement and mentorship throughout the journey.

Imagine Where You Could Be a Year From Now

Picture yourself a few months from now:

• Leading your first mindful art workshop

• Creating a unique offering that combines your gifts

• Helping others reconnect with themselves through creativity and mindfulness

• Feeling grounded and confident in your teaching and facilitation

You’ll also be connected to a global network of artists, educators, coaches, and wellness professionals who are walking this path alongside you.

Still Wondering If It’s the Right Fit?

It’s okay to have questions or hesitations. But know this: you don’t have to do it alone. This training is designed for creatives, helpers, and heart-centered humans who want to lead from a place of authenticity, not perfection.

Around 400 students have joined this program from all over the world, and their stories are powerful. Many have gone on to teach classes, lead retreats, and integrate mindful art into their therapy, yoga, or coaching practices. They started exactly where you are; curious, a little unsure, but called to something more.

Your Inner Muse Is Waiting

If you’ve been craving more purpose, more creativity, or a path to share your gifts in a deeper way, this is your invitation.

You can begin anytime. The training is ready for you when you are.

Do You Feel Pressure to Make "Good Art"? Journaling Prompts for Ugly Art and the Inner Critic

Do you feel pressure to make good art?

Have you ever questioned if your art is good enough?

For teachers, do you feel pressured to be an expert and share beautiful art?

In this “Q&A Tuesday” Video, we discuss ugly art, creativity, and the Inner Critic. We chat specifically about Mindful Art and giving ourselves permission to create and to trust the process.

There are also Journaling Prompts to embrace your Inner Critic below. 💓

JOURNALING PROMPTS FOR THE INNER CRITIC:

1. Describe a time when you were making art (or teaching art) and judged if your work was "good enough."

2. Write down any specific thoughts that come to mind (for example: no one is going to like my art, it didn't turn out the way I wanted it to, it's not beautiful, who am I to call myself an artist, I need more training, etc).

3. Be curious about these negative thoughts from your Inner Critic. Have you ever received external criticism that mirrors these thoughts? When? By Whom? (This can help to shed light that many times our Inner Critic's Voice originates from somewhere else).

4. Flip the Script. Write three sentences for each negative thought that feels more supportive and self-compassionate.

5. You may want to ask your Inner Critic, "What am I afraid of?" "What am I trying to protect?" "What do I need?"

FOR MORE INSPIRATION AND SUPPORT:

Brene Brown's TED Talk | Why Your Critics Aren't The Ones Who Count:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-JXOnFOXQk

Mindful Art Activities to De-stress: https://mindfulcreativemuse.com/creative-self-care-practices

Embrace Your Inner Critic with 30 Mindful Art Experiments: https://learn.mindfulcreativemuse.com/thirty-5-min-mindful-art-experiments

Mindful Art and Meditation Teacher Training: https://learn.mindfulcreativemuse.com/mindful-art-and-meditation-teacher-training

Mindful Expressive Art and Yoga Teacher Training: https://learn.mindfulcreativemuse.com/mindful-art-and-yoga-ii-teacher-training-certification-accredited

Share your voice and connect in community! I’d love to hear what came up for you while watching this video, or doing the journaling prompts. Please comment below. :)