MindMoot
Thank you for your interest in the MindMoot event
After our last MindMoot, we are eager for the next one so that we can have some more amazing days with great people like you.
“I left feeling much better than I arrived. Calmer, more relaxed, more grounded - better.”
The point of the MindMoot is to enjoy yourself by slowing down and taking some time to focus on you. We combine some basic bushcraft skills with mindfulness and other skills, learn from each other, and hopefully you get to take away a few valuable tools that rea helpful in your daily life.
To make this happen, we need you to be open-minded and happy to get stuck into some practical activities and some self-analysis / mindful activities, all mixed together! Then we'll talk about what we’ve done, what works and what doesn't, put forward ideas, etc. You don’t need to know any bushcraft or mindfulness skills to attend.
“During that time I connected with myself, with a group of other people, and with the world around me more richly than I have for years.”
The general format is to arrive Friday evening from 6pm, get set up and settled in and we run over the agenda and expectations, then spend some time together getting to know each other.
Saturday is a mixture of sessions, mindfulness, mindful practicals, discussions, dinner, time by the fire, and relaxing.
Sunday morning is our time to review, share thoughts, practice some skills and pack up, ready to leave for 1pm
If you’re happy with that, read on!
Date: May 30th - June 1st 2025
Location: Rough Close Scout site near Coventry
Cost: £180 (Early Bird pricing available) Book Here
Other info: This is a mostly self-catering* event, and you will also need camping gear *(The evening meal on Saturday will be provided, as will tea and coffee throughout the event)
We will send out more information and request information from you regarding dietary considerations via email.
*Evening meal - we ‘as a group’ will be making the evening meal
Thank you for your time and interest in the MindMoot event. Please be aware that there are limited spaces.
