Mindfulness transforms our experience of ourselves and our role at the bedside. Mindfulness is an innate ability. It is your ability to bring a relaxed, clear attention to the present moment. Incredibly, the simple practice of training your attention to be present offers a wealth of personal and professional benefits, including reduced stress, improved poise, better communication and perspective taking and so much more!
Brandon Everett RN, BSN, CMT-900. Brandon learned mindfulness meditation as a means to manage the anxiety, stress, and burnout that accompanied working as a Registered Nurse in Intensive Care. Since completing a 2-year, 900-hour Meditation Teacher Training in 2017 he has gone on to share mindfulness with thousands of class and conference attendees. In 2025 he received the Daisy Award in part due to his innovative “Mobile Mindfulness” sessions at Temple University Hospital. Brandon integrates contemporary neuroscience and psychology with millennia-old wisdom traditions to make mindfulness vital, engaging, and transformative.
