Monday, November 30, 2026 at 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm (BC Pacific Time)
Hosted by Kasim Al-Mashat, PhD
Join the upcoming FREE Teacher Training info session and learn about:

The MBSR Teacher Training journey requires a development process of trainees over time by completing not only the formal training programs and both individual and group mentoring, but also an ongoing commitment to inner work and the self-discovery. This journey is anchored in the trainees commitment to their personal mindfulness meditation practices, process, and ethics.
Please note: If you have not taken the eight-week MBSR program as a participant, then perhaps you can also consider attending an info session about the MBSR program.
Dr. Kasim Al-Mashat is a Registered Psychologist and University of Massachusetts (UMass) Center For Mindfulness (CFM) Certified MBSR Teacher and Trainer. He is the founder of the Centre For Mindfulness Canada.
Kasim has also completed a six-month meditation retreat in silence in Southeast Asia and presented a TEDx about mindfulness.
To maintain the highest standards of excellence and fidelity, the trainings offered through our Center For Mindfulness Canada (CFMC) follows the same curricula and training process developed at UMass Medical School, which was further developed by Brown University and used by the Global Mindfulness Collaborative (GMC). Both our Centre and the Mindfulness Center at Brown University (MC@B) are members of the GMC. Learn more about this Training Path.
The prerequisites to start your MBSR Teacher Training Path involve:
To register for the FREE Online MBSR info session please complete the form below.
Teach Mindfulness: The MBSR Teacher Training Path consists of three levels. Each of the three levels has a number of steps.
Time Zone Notice: This online event is hosted out of Vancouver, British Columbia (BC), Canada. The times are based on BC Pacific time zone. Please note that unlike most of North America, British Columbia no longer observes daylight saving time — clocks stay fixed at UTC−7 year-round. To calculate your specific time zone: use this time converter tool.
• Monday, November 30, 2026 at 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm (BC Pacific Time)
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