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Home » Archives for May 5, 2026

May 5, 2026

Community Mental Health in Action

by Chrissy Mignogna
May 5, 2026May 5, 2026

See what a mind-body coping skills group can look like in the community.

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Take a moment for mindfulness - listen at link in

Take a moment for mindfulness - listen at link in bio or read here: Find a comfortable position where you feel safe and supported.

Notice how your body feels and stretch in any way that feels good.

Bring your attention to your breath. This breath in . . . and this breath out . . .

Notice if there is any place in your body that feels like it is trying… striving… holding.

Ask yourself:

What would it feel like to be whole in this moment? Not better. Not different. Just here.

What if nothing needs to change for me to belong to myself right now?

Allow your breath to move into that space. Be in this moment as you are.

When you are ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day and notice moments where it feels like something is missing,
pause…You are not becoming whole… you are remembering—you already are.

We still have space in our full-day training on Ju

We still have space in our full-day training on June 12th designed to support YOU in the important work you do—both personally and professionally:

I Am Safe: Trauma-Responsive Practices to Support Mental Health

This training is for educators, therapists, mental health practitioners, and caregivers who are seeking practical, effective ways to support the mental health of children, teens, adults, and themselves—during times of crisis or overwhelm. Learn more at move-mindfully.com!

Try this mindfulness practice to accept all parts

Try this mindfulness practice to accept all parts of you. Listen at link in bio or read here:
Find a comfortable position where you feel safe and supported.

Notice how your body feels and stretch in any way that feels good.

Bring your attention to your breath. This breath in . . . and this breath out . . .

Notice what parts of you are present today.

Perhaps there is a part that feels strong. Another that feels tired. Another that feels hopeful. Another that feels uncertain.

Simply notice. There is no need to change anything.

Sovereignty is the practice of allowing every part of yourself to belong.

You can gently remind yourself: All parts of me are welcome here.

When you are ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day, remember that wholeness begins when every part of you is allowed to belong.

Try this Artemis II-inspired mindfulness practice

Try this Artemis II-inspired mindfulness practice to shift your perspective. Listen at link in bio or read here: Find a comfortable position where you feel supported.

Give yourself a break in the day, j ust breathing in . . . and breathing out . . .

Stretch in any way that feels good and allow yourself to come into stillness.

Think of something stressful in your life. Just notice it. On a scale of 1 to 10, how intense does it feel?

Begin to zoom out… just a little. Have others experienced something like this before?

Knowing you’re not alone… does that shift anything?

Zoom out a bit more… Imagine yourself one year from today, looking back on this moment. What might be different? What might have changed?

If it’s hard to picture, that’s okay. Your mind is simply practicing a new way of seeing. Take a slow breath in . . . and a slow breath out . . .

Allow just a little more space around this situation.

When you’re ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day and life begins to feel overwhelming, take a moment to pause… and remember the image of the Earth from space. Allow yourself to zoom out.

Sometimes, even a small shift in perspective can bring a little more ease, a little more space, and a reminder that we are part of something bigger.

Choose where you place your energy with this mindf

Choose where you place your energy with this mindfulness practice. Listen at link in bio or read here:
Find a comfortable position where you feel safe and supported.

Notice how your body feels and stretch in any way that feels good.

Bring your attention to your breath. This breath in . . . and this breath out . . .

Ask yourself:

Where is my energy going right now?
Is it aligned with what matters most to me?
Is there something I am continuing to give energy to that no longer feels supportive?

If there is something you are ready to release, not with anger–but with clarity–you might quietly say to yourself:

I am no longer available for that.

Feel the space that clarity creates.

When you are ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day, remember that your time and energy are valuable, so choose what aligns with your heart.

Try this quick mindfulness practice! Listen at lin

Try this quick mindfulness practice! Listen at link in bio or read here:
Find a comfortable position where you feel safe and supported.

Notice how your body feels and stretch in any way that feels good.

Bring your attention to your breath. This breath in . . . and this breath out . . .

Remember a time when someone showed you kindness. Move into that memory. Notice how it feels in your body.

Reflect on the kindness you have offered others. Perhaps listening to a friend. Helping a neighbor. Sharing a kind word.

Feel the impact of that kindness. Notice how something so simple can ripple outward.

When you are ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day, allow yourself to receive kindness—and offer it freely to others.

Try this mindfulness practice to access the medici

Try this mindfulness practice to access the medicine all around you - listen at link in bio or read here:
Find a comfortable position where you feel safe and supported.

If you can, move outside… or you can stay right where you are—giving yourself a small break in the day.

Invite your eyes to open… Look around you… and then look again… and again… Allow your lens to widen. Put this first since they are maybe walking.

Invite your ears to open… What do you hear? Notice the sounds around you… near or far…

Bring your attention to your nose… Notice the air moving in . . . and out . . . Is there a scent… subtle or familiar?

Bring your awareness to your sense of touch… Perhaps feeling your feet on the ground… or your body supported beneath you… Or the sensation of something close by.

Take a moment here… And if it feels supportive, you might say to yourself:

This is the medicine that heals.
This is the medicine that heals.
This is the medicine that heals.

When you are ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day, and feel the pull to distract or move away from yourself…
Pause. And gently return to your senses. The medicine you need may already be here.

Try this practice to hold space for complex emotio

Try this practice to hold space for complex emotions - listen at link in bio or read here:
Find a comfortable position where you feel safe and supported.

Notice how your body feels and stretch in any way that brings ease.

Bring your attention to your breath. This breath in . . . and this breath out . . .

Notice where you may be holding two feelings at once. Joy and grief. Hope and fear. Relief and sadness.

There is no need to choose between them. Simply notice where you feel these emotions in your body. Allow both to be here.

Perhaps say to yourself:
There is room for all of this.
This is what it means to be human.

When you are ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day, remember that you can hold space for it all. This is what it means to be human. All belongs here. #movemindfullyconnect

Have a great day!

Monday Mindfulness Practice - You can listen using

Monday Mindfulness Practice - You can listen using the link in our bio or read it here. Find a comfortable position where you feel safe and supported.

Stretch in any way that feels good and give yourself a break in the day.

Bring your attention to your breath. Breathing in. . . and breathing out . . .

Gently ask yourself: What truth is asking to be acknowledged right now?

There is no need to say it out loud or act on it. Simply notice what comes.

Feel into where courage lives in your body. Is it steady? Tender? Quiet?
Does it feel expansive or does it show up as a subtle tightening? Maybe you don’t notice anything at all.

Ask yourself: Where in my life am I being invited to be a little more honest? With whom might courage look like speaking—or listening—more truthfully?

Gently remind yourself: Courage doesn’t require perfection. It only asks for honesty.

Let yourself be with these questions, without worrying about the answers.

When you are ready, stretch in any way that feels good.

As you move through your day, allow yourself to lead with truth—and compassion—for yourself and for others. Courage is telling the truth with your whole heart. #mindfulness #movemindfullyconnect

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