Natural & effective relief for anxiety & related mental health issues
Individual consultations & group meditation sessions by appointment
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Anxiety is a major health concern in the 21st Century and even more so during this time of the coronavirus pandemic. Stillness Meditation Therapy (SMT®) relieves the symptoms of stress and anxiety including nervous tension, insomnia, panic attacks, phobic reactions and depression.
Clients who complete our recommended programs report a 54% reduction in their anxiety & stress symptoms within 12-16 facilitated sessions.
Established in 1983, director Pauline McKinnon and associates at this Centre maintain the unique style of meditation developed by renowned psychiatrist Ainslie Meares in his ground-breaking 1967 publication, Relief Without Drugs. This style of meditation is unrelated to mindfulness or traditional styles of meditation. Its aim is the natural regulation of the nervous system through the practice of mental rest. We enjoy working with all age groups, supporting you as you learn, effortlessly, to release tension, rest your mind and develop your own inner calm.
The Stillness Meditation Therapy Centre in Melbourne is conveniently located in Kew, which is close to nearby suburbs Balwyn, Camberwell, Mont Albert, Ivanhoe, Hawthorn, Box Hill, Doncaster and Surrey Hills.
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Pauline McKinnon is internationally recognised as an author and psychotherapist specialising in anxiety disorders. In 1983 Pauline published “In Stillness Conquer Fear”, her personal testimony to overcoming 8 years of acute anxiety. Her story pioneered public awareness of anxiety at a time when anxiety was generally unknown as a social problem. Among other works, Pauline is also known for her well loved book for children Quiet Magic and for “Living Calm in a Busy World”, a contemporary commentary on the work of Dr Ainslie Meares. In 2006 she initiated the formation of MA (Meditation Association of Australia) and remains its Founding Patron.