Free sample · The Mindfulness Family
A Taste of the Practice — Before You Buy
A curated excerpt and chapter-by-chapter preview of The Mindfulness Family, so you know exactly what you're walking into.
I wrote this book for the version of a Tuesday a parent actually lives — not for a retreat, not for the version of you that gets eight hours of sleep. The sample here is from the chapter families tell me they return to most: the one on presence, and what it actually costs when we confuse being nearby with being there.
If the excerpt lands the way I hope it does, you'll want to read the rest. If it doesn't, the chapter is still free. Either way, drop your email below and I'll send you what I have — no drip sequence, no countdown, just the chapter and a quiet place to start.
What you'll find inside
- Step 1 — What "present" actually means in a family context (hint: not available)
- Step 3 — The kitchen-table breath: sixty seconds, no cushion, no announcement
- Step 4 — A limit that survives a real Tuesday: how the household holds the rule when you can't
- Step 7 — Repair over perfection: the sentence that reopens the evening after a hard hand-off
- Step 10 — The closing line that makes bedtime safe, said the same way every night
From the chapter
The breath goes on you first. Not the child. You are the room the hand-off is happening in — and a regulated adult is the most underused mindfulness tool in a household. When you exhale before the argument, you are not performing calm. You are building the room the argument walks into.
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The Mindfulness Family · Volume one
A secular, practice-first guide.
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