Mindfulness ExercisesReviews of mindfulnessexercises.com

This organization was gracious enough to offer a scholarship for their certification program, something I initially thought would be a great next step . It took five minutes to realize I was mistaken. Here are all the reasons: Some people are very hard to listen to on video and the first part of this course is a number of videos recorded by a woman who drags words. It was truly hard to sit through. The site has too many people, too many links and too much information and I found it to be counter intuitive, and stress inducing. The last reason is that it’s really for beginners and I’ve been practicing mindfulness for decades. I quickly realized this is not a good fit and maybe there’s a better certification for what I’m seeking to accomplish. I contacted Sean and staff and asked for a refund maybe a week into the program and was really quite surprised when they informed me that if I completed a vast amount of the program within 30 days and gave them reasons they thought acceptable, they’d consider giving me my $700 back. I had not read their refund policy in advance- so I’m responsible for that, but I’d hate to see anyone else make that mistake. Who would have thought they would pull something like that? Are so many people seeking refunds that they needed to make it as complicated as possible to get your investment back? I decided to attempt to meet their ridiculous requirements for a refund and did 10 pages of the workbook, which didn’t save. That was it for me. I wrote them again and told them I wanted a refund. It was not a good fit. I wasn’t on their site more than three times in a week. They absolutely refused to return my money if I did not complete a large portion of their certification first. I consider their policies unethical and extremely corrupt. Sean’s reasoning behind his insistence that you meet this ludicrous criteria is that he wants you to go out and teach mindfulness! This is the worst case of spiritual bypassing I’ve ever experienced. I just payed $700 to watch a few very irritating videos.

Very confusing. I thought I purchased access to the guided meditations for myself. These are resources for people wanting to facilitate meditation classes

I tried to buy their guided meditations via Instagram and as I was going through the payment process, the form changed very quickly to a different form and it seemed that I added - without being aware of it - a more expensive course to it. Then the payment was taken instantaneously for both courses and I wasn't able to change this undesired course of action. I wrote right away to the clients service team (Mrs Sharlene) to get a refund on the second course added but was told that their terms said that the purchase was final and that no refund would be made. I have made a claim in courts in the UK where I live against it as they denied the 14-day cooling period that is legal practice in the UK under the Consumer Contracts Regulation 2013.

The content was a basic framework. You can find the same templates already in Canva. They were supposed to supply content that is "ready to use" the only edits should have been the branding. I realized this 5 mins after m purchase and asked for a refund and the only response I received was an autogenerated response from them that said "What is the problem that you seem to be having?" which means clearly they didn't read my email asking for a refund. I would stay clear of this company and I will be disputing the charges through my bank first thing on Monday morning...

In the facebook ad you have, you show a book which is what I was interested in, but I received an online link, to get my scripts, which in other places you do describe the online link, which I didnt see before I ordered. I did review the scripts, and nothing special than what I already write on my own, so It's alot of bait and switch for me, so I wasn't in agreement with the contract you made. I did say something about my disappointment and unfair exchange, and I am grateful for the prompt refund though, that gets a 5 star

never signed up

I provide Mindfulness for staff and patients at a large public hospital. I appreciate the resources that are free because I am only paid to work 1 day a week. So constant emails about how to be a 'better teacher' or provide better care, don't really help. I do the best I can with very limited resources. I'd love to be able to afford great training programs but it just isn't an option.

I’m still trying to locate the books I’m suppose to read?…