ICM:2024 INSIGHTS – NAVIGATING NEURODIVERSITY PT.5
Part 5 in the series suggests ways that all ICM:2024 conference attendees contribute to creating a neurodivergent-affirming environment?
Part 5 in the series suggests ways that all ICM:2024 conference attendees contribute to creating a neurodivergent-affirming environment?
Part 4 addresses common misconceptions around neurodiversity and how we improve them going forward.
Part 3 outlines the actions the conference team are taking to support neurodivergent attendees.
Part 2 in the series examines why neurodiversity is important to consider in the mindfulness field.
Our aim is to make the 2024 International Mindfulness Conference as widely and easily accessible as possible. This series of ICM:2024 insights a neurodivergent member of our EDI advisory group answers questions on neurodiversity and explains our endeavours to create a neurodivergent-inclusive conference
What does Mindfulness in a Changing World mean? Some of our Speakers share their thoughts…
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ICM:2024 connection events When you join us at Bangor University for ICM:2024, you’ll discover a wealth of extra options for informal networking and social interactions. In addition to the main programme, there will be an unmissable conference dinner and a chance to explore the latest research poster presentations. Planned events during the conference weekend include an art exhibition by Stephen Batchelor and Anne Spekens, a ‘meet the author’ session, special conference pop up food events, and a locally guided walk of Bangor. From August 2-6, enjoy the best of Bangor and all that the thriving mindfulness community has to share. These events are open to the public. Click here for
ICM:2024 workshops, retreat, and training conference workshops Delve deeper into mindfulness with in-person workshops before and after the conference, set for Friday, August 2, and Tuesday, August 6, in Bangor. These workshops focus on specific aspects of mindfulness, adding depth to your overall conference experience. Each session offers a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights from experienced facilitators. With multiple workshops occurring simultaneously, you can tailor your time at ICM:2024, selecting the topics that resonate most with you. Access to workshops is included in the conference pass —buy yours now. pre-conference workshop Knowing how it feels: A deep Exploration of Vedanas (Feeling Tones) with Martine Batchelor During this half-day workshop,