FREE TASTER: 'The Meditation Series' (new modular course!)

The Meditation Series is a made up of four 6 hour modules exploring all aspects of meditation practice and teaching. The modules can be taken independently or booked as a series – and those taking all four also have the option to gain Yogacampus Meditation Teacher certification.

The four modules are offered live online and are open to anyone interested in meditation, teacher or not and yoga practitioner or not. Each module will include a mixture of short lectures, group discussion, and a number of guided meditations. 

FREE taster session: Fri 9th May 2025 (15:30-16:15 UK time)

What to Expect:

• Discover through experiencing a guided practice led by Graham and Isabell. 
• Learn more about the modules and the practical tools and inspiration that will be shared to deepen your own practice and teaching.
• Interactive Q&A: join live to ask questions.
• A moment of connection: Be part of an online community, practicing together.

The taster session will run Tuesday 11 Febuary 2025 from 18:00 to 18:30 UK time and will be recorded (replay shared with all registrations after the event).

The taster session is entirely FREE: to secure your place please enrol via the BOOK NOW link to the right of this page.

Meet the Teachers

The course will be led by Isabell Britsch and Graham Burns, with contributions from specialist teachers.

Isabell teaches meditation, mindfulness and self-compassion in regular meditation classes and dedicated courses. She has been practicing Vipassana (Insight meditation) and mindfulness since 2003. She is particularly interested in exploring the relationship of our felt experience in meditation, with an understanding of our internal psychology. Isabell also teaches yoga at a senior level and is involved in training new teachers.

Graham has taught yoga professionally since 2001, and has had a daily meditation practice for the majority of that time. He teaches the meditation component of the Yogacampus Yoga Teacher Training Diploma course. He also teaches on the MA course in Traditions of Yoga and Meditation at SOAS University of London, from where he holds a PhD in ancient Indian philosophy.