
Learn Beginner Meditation
for Calm, Clarity & Focus
Start with a short, practical technique to regulate your nervous system and reset your mind
When we’re stressed or overwhelmed, we can’t think clearly. Everything feels more reactive, more rushed, and more foggy. But when we give ourselves even a short pause — to rest the body and settle the mind — we create space for insight, choice, and calm.
The practice I teach is called Pure Meditative Peace — it’s a beginner-friendly, practical form of meditation you can use anywhere, at any time. While the name might sound formal, the experience is simple, down-to-earth, and rooted in real life.
With over 25 years of meditation experience, I teach this technique in a way that’s warm, grounded, and accessible — especially for people navigating stress, burnout, or big life changes.
Why Learn PMP?
You're great at leading others, but find it hard to switch off
You feel wired, overwhelmed, or caught in overthinking
You want a reliable way to reset — before big moments or small ones
Who It's For
PMP is ideal for leaders, creatives, teachers, carers, and anyone who wants to show up with more presence and less stress. You don’t need to have meditated before. This is beginner-friendly, down-to-earth, and focused on real-life impact.
“Learning PMP is like plugging yourself into peace. A few quiet minutes each day can recharge you — just like we do with our phones.”
What’s Included
1.5 hour class (Zoom or in-person)
Clear, practical instruction
Handouts
Book: Self Realization Through Pure Meditation (£15.95 value)
Follow-up call
Ongoing support
Pricing
Private 1:1 session: £85
Small group class: £65 per person (group of 3–6)
Sliding scale available if needed — just ask
This practice is such a wonderful thing to share that I keep the prices as accessible as possible.

Ready to learn?
If you’ve got questions or you’d like to register your interest, you can click the button below to contact me or WhatsApp me here, and I’ll get back to you.
You can also mention PMP when booking a free coaching call — it’s often something I weave into the work.