Sue Hutton Mindfulness

Making Mindfulness Accessible 

With over 30 years of formal Mindfulness training, I bring experience in traditional teachings blended with my social work career of over 25 years in individual and family supports in disability services as well as human rights advocacy work in the disability sector. 

I did my first 10 day silent meditation retreat in 1985, and have not looked back on this path of continuous practice. I’m a single mom and have loved doing mindfulness work with so many communities. Making mindfulness accessible in neurodiversity communities, for caregivers, staff and leaders are my primary focuses these days.

I’ve been very lucky to work with a great research team at Canada’s CAMH Azrieli Centre for Neurodevelopmental Disabilities, exploring ways adapting mindfulness for these communities. Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence (CCCE) has been an incredible supporter of this work- and I am privileged to work with them.