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Lynette Monteiro

Lynette Monteiro is a Buddhist blogger at 108 Zen Books, psychologist, and mindfulness teacher trainer in Ottawa, Canada. She has co-authored, Mindfulness Starts Here! and co-edited Practitioners Guide to Ethics and Mindfulness-based Interventions.

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Meditation Mindfulness

Opinion: Why the New International Mindfulness Teachers Association Falls Short

The co-developer of Mindfulness-based Symptom Management explains why the recently launched IMTA has caused a (predictable) international backlash from mindfulness program trainers.

By Lynette Monteiro

Jan 03, 2018

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