Roles
Boundaries
The way we communicate
Supporting critical thinking
Applied mindfulness
Social and emotional intelligence
Encouraging curiosity and creativity
Embodied and experiential learning
Innovation and fun
Developing a sense of appreciation and awe
for ourselves and others
Who is Amaranatho?Amaranatho has worked with families and teenagers around the world for well over 15 years. He was a Buddhist Monk for 15 years and ran residential retreats for large groups of families, young people and adults. He creates a safe space for authentic communication and is a natural trouble shooter. He is interested in the interpersonal aspect of mindfulness and how we can use our daily interaction with people to develop emotional resilience, kindness and peace. His approach is based on cutting edge science, ancient wisdom and the creative use of multimedia.
He recently ran the first mindfulness program for teachers at Eton college in England and gives talks/workshop teenager to empower them to have a flourishing life and contribute to society. He is now a mindfulness based executive coach and facilitates corporate workshops using his playfulmonk programs
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‘Amaranatho helped to shape and evolve Eton College’s project to bring together year 10 students from our partner schools to explore aspects of their identity, beliefs and creative potential. He is endlessly patient, and understands how to create safe spaces for students to begin to listen to each other and themselves. He brought many rich ideas to the project, but also helped to guide other teachers in how to hold significant moments to help the students to articulate their instincts and to overcome their hesitations and doubts.’
Vaughan Clark,
Chair of Independent State School Partnership,
Eton College.
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