Emily Herzlin

Teaching Schedule

8 WEEK MINDFULNESS BASED STRESS REDUCTION CLASSES

Live On-Line Via Zoom:
Thursday evenings
6:00 - 8:30 pm EST
July 9-Sep 3 (skips Aug 13)
Practice Day: Sunday August 23, 10am-5pm
Mandatory Orientation July 2, 6-9pm
Course will be conducted live online via Zoom, through NewYork-Presbyterian Integrative Health and Wellbeing
(attendance at the orientation session required for those intending to take the course).
Orientation: free
MBSR Course tuition: $400
Course fee includes all materials and all-day practice day.
Register for both Orientation and MBSR 8-Week Course: call 646-697-9355 or email integrativehealth@nyp.org. If you have any questions about the MBSR course, email Emily at emh4001@med.cornell.edu

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Please check back later for updates.

REGULAR SITTING GROUPS

Mindful Astoria: Weekly Meditation Gathering
Every Wednesday 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Astoria First Presbyterian Church
23-35 Broadway, Astoria, NY
$5-$10 suggested donation, no one will be turned away due to lack of funds
Join us on Wednesday nights for meditation and conversation about mindfulness. Learn how to bring mindfulness into daily life, and how to establish, maintain, and deepen a personal mindfulness practice. 
Each class will consist of instruction in different forms of mindfulness meditation, and time for group discussion and connecting with the community. Depending on the week, the teacher may give a talk or share a reading about a related topic.
No previous experience with mindfulness or meditation necessary.
More details and RSVP here.

Mindfulness Meditation
Mondays 6:00 - 6:50 pm
NewYork - Presbyterian Integrative Health and Wellbeing
436 East 69th Street (between First and York) New York, NY 10065
$15Start the week with meditation--a grounding, calming practice that you can take with you throughout your day. Learn the basics of mindfulness, experience a guided meditation such as mindful breathing, body scan, self-compassion, gentle movement suitable for all abilities, and more. Explore ways to integrate meditation techniques into your day to work with anxiety, sleep, pain, stress, and more. Join us once or as often as you like. This meditation session is appropriate for beginners as well as all levels of experience.
Register at the link here
Click on the "Class Schedule" tab and put in instructor name and date(s)

PRIVATE SESSIONS

Available on request. Please email emily.herzlin@gmail.com


Emily is a Certified Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction teacher. She trained in MBSR at the University of Massachusetts Medical School Center for Mindfulness. She attended the MBSR Teacher Development Intensive in November 2013, the Nine-Day Practicum in MBSR in July 2013, and MBSR in Mind-Body Medicine in 2015. She has been a student at the Interdependence Project (IDP) since 2005, is a graduate of IDP's Yearlong Immersion and Instructor Training Program, and is now on the IDP teaching and curriculum development faculty.

Emily is a Mind-Body Therapist at Weill Cornell Medicine where she teaches meditation to patients and staff. She has been teaching mindfulness meditation since 2011 at universities (Columbia, Adelphi, The New School), in educational and healthcare settings, in workplaces, yoga studios, churches, synagogues, and privately. A resident of Astoria, Queens, Emily leads regular mindfulness meditation classes in her neighborhood at Mindful Astoria.


In 2017 Emily completed the Institute for Jewish Spirituality's Jewish Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Training program. She is interested in the relationship between mindfulness and Jewish practice. She on the leadership team of Malkhut, a progressive, spiritual Jewish community in Western Queens.


Emily is also a writer with a particular love for memoir, poetry, and playwriting. She received her MFA in Nonfiction Writing from Columbia University in 2012, and attended the Summer Writing Program at Naropa University in 2012. Emily is interested in the role of mindfulness in the creative process, and teaches mindfulness workshops for writers. Publications include USA Today, The Island Review, Shambhala Publications The Under 35 Project, The Women’s International Perspective, and Crescendo City.

Emily began practicing mindfulness meditation in 2003 to help her cope with chronic illness. Meditation has been an important part of her life ever since.

To learn more about Emily or to read her writing, visit www.EmilyHerzlin.com.
To contact Emily: emily.herzlin@gmail.com