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Bringing Mindful Play Into Your Work

Sep 29
2 min read

If you've ever wondered if the Mindful Play Learning Certified Facilitator Training is right for you, the answer might be yes! You don't have to be a mindfulness expert or yoga instructor to make a difference. If you're passionate about helping children learn, grow, and connect through play, this certification was made for you.



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Here are just a few of the people who can benefit from becoming a Certified Facilitator:


Educators

Whether you're a classroom teacher or homeschool educator, Mindful Play Learning gives you fun, engaging ways to bring mindfulness, movement, and creativity into your lessons while supporting children's social-emotional growth.


As Certified Facilitator Lexi Romero shared:

"I would recommend this certification to anyone who loves teaching kids but is looking for a nontraditional method where they can implement their own creativity."



Wellness Professionals

If you're a yoga teacher, therapist, or wellness professional, this training can help you add child-centered mindfulness and movement to the work you already do.


Facilitator Lesline Pittman, a registered nurse and certified yoga teacher, shared:

"If you're looking for structure as a yoga teacher, look no further."



Library & Community Leaders

Libraries, camps, and community programs are great places to bring mindful play. The training provides activities that help create engaging experiences where children can learn, play, and connect.


La'Kennya Huggins shared what inspired her to become certified:

"It was so fun to watch Yolonda engage with the kids and teach them how fun mindfulness could be."



Childcare Providers

Childcare providers have countless opportunities to help children build confidence and emotional awareness through everyday play.


Lexi Romero shared:

"I regularly incorporate the breathing from MPL with the kids I babysit. I also play the Sun Salutation song and teach the movements to them."



Parents & Caregivers

You don't have to work in a school to use Mindful Play Learning. Parents and caregivers can use these same tools at home to help children manage emotions, build confidence, and create meaningful moments together.


Lesline Pittman shared:

"I could do it with my kids. I used my kids to help me prepare to teach other kids."



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You Can Make a Difference

No matter your role, Mindful Play Learning gives you practical tools to help children grow through mindfulness, movement, creativity, and play.


As La'Kennya Huggins shared:

"If you love uplifting children, this is for you. Mindfulness is a tool that we all can use, and as you teach them, you too will be learning alongside them."


Whether you're an educator, wellness professional, library leader, childcare provider, parent, or someone simply passionate about helping children thrive, you can make a lasting impact.


No matter your role, you can help children discover calm, creativity, and connection, and Mindful Play Learning can help you get there.



Ready to make a difference? Become a Mindful Play Learning Certified Facilitator and bring mindful play to the children and families in your community! 


Learn more about our Certified Facilitator course: https://www.mindfulplaylearning.com/certification

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