with Dawn Mauricio

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with Dawn Mauricio 🌀

Mindfulness Facilitation Certification with Dawn Mauricio

Have you been profoundly impacted by mindfulness and feel called to share it with others? This 4-month training is designed to help you do just that—with confidence, clarity, and integrity.

Rooted in the wisdom of Buddhist meditation and adapted for contemporary contexts, the Mindfulness Facilitation Certificate Program (MFCP) uses the Buddha’s Four Foundations of Mindfulness as our guiding framework, and will equip you with the essential tools to guide mindfulness meditations in a variety of settings—public or private, clinical or non-clinical, corporate or community-based.

Whether you’re envisioning yourself leading meditations in a workplace, offering one-on-one sessions, or simply bringing more mindfulness into your work and life, this program will help you become an effective, heart-centered mindfulness facilitator.

REGISTRATION OPENS APRIL, 2025.

Who this program is for?

  • Teacher and leaders of any kind—school teachers, movement instructors, facilitators, therapists, counselors, community leaders, healthcare professionals, coaches, mentors, or healers

  • Those drawn to developing the skills to guide or support others in mindfulness within your own communities

  • Those eager to discover and cultivate your authentic voice and presence in how you embody and share this practice

  • Those committed to an ongoing journey of learning and deepening—seeing this as one step in a lifelong path of growth, service, and practice

  • Dedicated practitioners seeking a community to deepen your own mindfulness practice and within a supportive, structured container—whether or not you plan to guide others

Learning Objectives

💥 Guide mindfulness meditations of varying lengths and themes with clarity, confidence, and sensitivity

🏹 Design and deliver meditations with a clear arc, including effective openings, pacing, and transitions

❤️‍🩹 Apply trauma-sensitive principles to create safer, more inclusive spaces for mindfulness practice

🧘🏻‍♀️ Teach from the foundation of personal practice, embodying authenticity, presence, and care

📿 Use the Buddha’s Four Foundations of Mindfulness as a core framework for guiding and understanding practice

🙏🏼 Differentiate between secular and Buddhist approaches to mindfulness, and articulate their similarities and distinctions

🌱 Adapt mindfulness instruction for various real-world contexts such as healthcare, education, corporate, and community spaces

✊🏽 Receive, reflect on, and integrate feedback to continually refine your teaching

Mindfulness of the body

Mindfulness of Feeling Tone

Mindfulness of Emotions

Mindfulness of Thoughts

Hi, I’m Dawn (she/her), and I’m honored to accompany you on your journey.

I've been studying and practicing Vipassana (Insight) mediation since 2005, and over the years have deepened my Buddhist studies via programs like Spirit Rock Meditation Center’s Dedicated Practitioners Program and 4-year Buddhadharma Retreat Teacher Training. I’ve also mentored hundreds of practitioners and teachers-in-training worldwide via programs like Power of Awareness and the Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training Program taught by Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach. You can find me on apps such as Happier and Insight Timer and I've also written a book called Mindfulness Meditation for Beginners.

testimonials

testimonials

“Dawn Mauricio is a wise and skilled teacher and mentor. Her courses are a real benefit to those who enrol, and her compassionate presence and support to students is a gift.”

Jack Kornfield, co-founder of Spirit Rock Meditation Center

““If you have the opportunity to train with Dawn Mauricio, take it. She is the kind of teacher who transmits mindfulness not just through her words, but through her steady presence, her warmth, her passion and her deep embodiment of the path. I’ve seen firsthand her gift for translating ancient wisdom into accessible, relevant teachings—always with clarity, humility, and a lightness of heart that makes even the most difficult truths feel workable.”

Tara Brach, author of Radical Acceptance and Radical Compassion