In a world increasingly seeking solace and clarity, the Dharma Moon Teacher Training program stands out as a beacon for those wishing to deepen their meditation practice while empowering others. Led by renowned Buddhist teacher David Nichtern and his dedicated team, this training offers an opportunity not just to learn but to transform lives.
Imagine stepping into a space where ancient wisdom meets modern mindfulness practices. The upcoming Yearlong Buddhist Studies Course with Ethan Nichtern promises just that—an immersive journey from January 27th through December 8th, 2026. This course is designed for everyone, whether you’re new to meditation or have been practicing for years. Over five six-week online sessions, participants will explore the depths of meditation alongside Buddhist philosophy and psychology.
But what does it mean to become a certified mindfulness meditation teacher? The Dharma Moon 100-Hour Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training running from March 20th to June 7th in 2026 aims precisely at equipping individuals with essential skills needed in today’s fast-paced world. It’s more than just learning techniques; it's about integrating these teachings into your life and sharing them with others who might be struggling.
Eve Lewis Prieto's work at Headspace exemplifies how impactful such training can be. As Director of Teaching there since 2013, she has combined her expertise in mental health coaching with mindfulness practices to help countless individuals navigate their mental well-being journeys. Her soothing guidance reflects the essence of what many seek: support during turbulent times.
The beauty of programs like those offered by Dharma Moon lies not only in their structure but also in the community they foster—a network of compassionate practitioners eager to share knowledge and uplift one another on this path toward enlightenment.
Whether you're looking for personal growth or aiming to teach others how to find peace within themselves, embarking on this journey could very well change your life—and theirs too.