Welcome To The HERE Mindfulness Hub!
Empower The Children, Teens and Families You Support with Tools and Activities That Aid In Calm, Connection and Healing
We transform the work of providers and educators who support children, teens and families through innovative mindfulness and wellbeing tools. (Great for families too!)
Discover mindful moments, creative activities, healing affirmations, movement, breathing exercises and more, all designed to foster emotional awareness, self-expression, and resilience in children and teens.
Join our email list below to receive our activity packs when they’re released!
How We Support You
Our Programmes In The Real World
Access our mindfulness tools online, download activities, and share on smart boards for enhanced engagement.
Incorporate into daily practices and therapy for enhanced support
Engage in hands-on learning
Easily access teaching materials + wellbeing strategies
Share with others
Say hello to some of our UK and US partners (Customers and speaking engagements)
We're excited to share the HERE Mindfulness Hub with you, developed with input from partners and years of feedback.
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"I’ve just accepted a new role as senior support worker for the NHS and want to learn and develop my skill set for the benefit of my clients."
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"I am a wellbeing and mental health ambassador for the primary school I work in for both the staff and children. I'm always looking to broaden my knowledge and find new resources that may help our children."
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"I’m Head of Wellbeing and PSHE at an independent Primary school, looking to develop early intervention resources to use with the children."
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"My parents and grandparents have had MH struggles, my siblings and I have struggled and still are struggling… my 11 year old niece is now struggling. A family approach to support and healing would be amazing for us."
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"As a Link Worker, this will be a great resource for me to share in my work supporting children and families."
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"We need more opportunities for children to get help… Psychiatrist waits are long... Schools need to be better trained in Trauma Informed… We need more Trauma Informed professionals…. We need more step-down programs."