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Fieldbook for Mindfulness Innovators

Our Fieldbook for Mindfulness Innovators has been developed by innovation consultant Menka Sanghvi to support pioneers of all stripes in the growing field of mindfulness training.

Drawing on expert contributions from across the mindfulness sector and a wealth of experience in innovation, the document invites innovators to explore essential ideas, resources and frameworks as they navigate the field. We hope to stimulate the creation of effective, high-quality innovations that minimise risk and are sustainable in the long-term.

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