Do You Mind-Fully?

Do You Mind-Fully? Mindfulness Meditation,Yoga Instruction and Corporate Wellness Programs. The approach is evidence-based and relatable, with a heavy dose of humor.

"Ancient Solutions for Modern Challenges"
As a burned-out former Publicist for NBA players, Lindsey Pearson knows stress. Lindsey is the founder of Do You Mind(Fully)?, a female-owned Corporate Wellness company based in New York City. Launched in 2014, we utilize Mindfulness, Yoga and other time-tested practices to reduce stress, increase resilience, and cultivate more engagement, presence, and ex

citement in clients' lives. Lindsey has worked with the Department of Education, Lexis Nexis, Deutsch Advertising, as well as busy parents and anxious teenagers. Lindsey is RYT 200 Certified from the Kripalu Yoga & Ayurveda Association, is a yoga4cancer trained teacher, and she is a Certified Mindfulness Facilitator from Mindful Leader. She is the author of the Distraction Detox: A Self-Care Workbook. She is a graduate New York University and lives in New Jersey.

Join me tonight 10/5 for slow flow candlelight yoga  πŸ•― πŸ§˜β€β™€οΈBe the Light Yoga6:30 pm 482 Shirley Winthrop MaLink in bio t...
10/05/2023

Join me tonight 10/5 for slow flow candlelight yoga
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Be the Light Yoga
6:30 pm
482 Shirley Winthrop Ma

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Unplugging at the place that means the most. I would not be who I am today if not for  and the magic that happens here. ...
08/11/2023

Unplugging at the place that means the most. I would not be who I am today if not for and the magic that happens here. So grateful it (we) made it.
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Thanks to Molly Carmel for having me on
06/19/2023

Thanks to Molly Carmel for having me on

In this episode of What You're Craving, Molly connects with Lindsey Pearson. Lindsey is a Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Teacher (MBSR), a Registered Yog...

For   and for the month of March I will be highlighting the women whose work has inspired and informed my yoga practice....
03/08/2022

For and for the month of March I will be highlighting the women whose work has inspired and informed my yoga practice.
Each week, my yoga classes will weave in the teachings of these wise women.Β 
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Jessamyn Stanley and her organization offer body positive yoga and examine the intersections of race, gender, sexual orientation and body representation in yoga. Her work invites me to love and cherish my body and to remember that I am here on purpose. The level of deep acceptance I feel when taking her classes is remarkable.
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Susanna Barkataki is a yoga culture advocate and speaks openly about the (de)colonization of yoga. It was Susanna’s teachings that were/are perhaps the hardest and most humbling for me. To sit with the white washing that I was a part of and a party to was deeply unsettling but very necessary. This is an ongoing journey and I continue to learn from Susanna’s thoughtful and humorous IG page.Β 
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Bre Scullark is a Yogi, Activist and founder of Urban Peace Squad . Bre brings trauma-informed yoga to prisons, to retreat centers, and to black and brown communities often overlooked in the "wellness world." Her authentic, loving, yoga practices makes me feel safe, seen and held.Β 

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Tari Prinster literally wrote the book on Yoga4Cancer. A pioneer in the field of oncology yoga and a survivor, she is the embodiment of turning pain into purpose. Her evidence-based classes have helped thousands of yogis with cancer feel safe and strong in their bodies and her trainings have guided me beyond one-size-fits-all yoga.
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To each of these powerful women, I thank you for your work.Β 

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This man  left an incredible legacy and imprint on my heart. His words and teachings were woven so thoroughly into my wo...
01/23/2022

This man left an incredible legacy and imprint on my heart. His words and teachings were woven so thoroughly into my work that his words became my company mission statement.
πŸ™ He was the embodiment of compassionate love blended with humor and grace. He advocated that small changes could make great impact.
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May you be at peace
May you be at ease
May you be free of all suffering
May you be surrounded by radiant love.

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For the person who wants peace, give them the gift of a distraction free 2022. CHRISTMAS WEEKEND ONLY: Buy the hardcopy ...
12/25/2021

For the person who wants peace, give them the gift of a distraction free 2022.
CHRISTMAS WEEKEND ONLY: Buy the hardcopy version of The Distraction Detox for $29 AND you'll get the ebook FREE immediately sent to your inbox (harcopy to follow).
Give both copies to them or keep one for yourself. We dont judge.
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Distraction detox tip for the Sunday Scaries: Sometimes I get really amped up with negative thoughts. I have navigated a...
12/12/2021

Distraction detox tip for the Sunday Scaries: Sometimes I get really amped up with negative thoughts. I have navigated anxiety most of my life. But one practice I use is present moment awareness. I pull myself out of my thoughts and turn my attention to something joyful, like this little face. I smile, I breathe, and I reconnect to the beauty of the moment, instead of focusing on the fears of things that haven't happened yet and hopefully never will. I do this over and over.
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If you don't have a pet, look at artwork, or the way the light hits water. There are beautiful moments even in the worst of situations. The refocusing isn't a silver lining, it's an interruption and it gives your nervous system a break.
Mini moments many times add up.
Sending love ❀

12/09/2021

"Self-Care is Not Selfish!"
Sorry for yelling, but if you could take that one concept into 2022, it might change your life like it's changed mine.

"Those places that serve alcohol, what were they called?" This article brought me much comfort and a few laughs that I a...
03/18/2021

"Those places that serve alcohol, what were they called?" This article brought me much comfort and a few laughs that I am not the only one forgetting massive amounts. Highly recommended reading. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2021/03/what-pandemic-doing-our-brains/618221/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=atlantic-daily-newsletter&utm_content=20210316&silverid-ref=NjQ5NzMxMjYyODA0S0

We have been doing this so long, we’re forgetting how to be normal.

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