In recent years, there has been an increasing interest by science in the study of consciousness, emotions and empathy in both people and animals.

New scientific discoveries increasingly show that relationships play a central role in the well-being and health of people and animals.

Often an important part of our emotional life is nourished precisely by sharing with a four-legged friend.

There are now numerous scientific studies that confirm that dogs, cats, horses and all other mammals distinguish our emotional states, respond empathetically to our emotions and are infected by our stress.

Studies show that the mind-body well-being of animals is connected to the internal disposition of those who take care of them, to a particular “way of being and being” with things that can be developed precisely through awareness practices.

Thousands of publications in medical-scientific journals demonstrate the effectiveness of awareness practices in promoting people’s happiness and in producing healthier, more harmonious and satisfying relationships.

Modern neuroscience and contemplative traditions of the past demonstrate that by applying mindfulness, emotional intelligence and contemplative techniques to the relationship with animals we can develop a more confident, intuitive and profound connection with them.

The “Awareness in the relationship with animals” training represents a unique experience in the human-animal relationship, thanks to which you can explore your relationship with animals close to us in light of the synergies between the most current neuroscientific knowledge of the moment and the teachings of millennial contemplative approaches.

It is a theoretical-practical experience, with a didactic-educational component aimed at a whole series of aspects of the mind-body unity that play a central role when we enter into relationship with animals.

But at the same time it is a real training through which to experience directly a whole series of qualities of our mind that are often little used, but able to connect more deeply and deeply with animals, creating in them the best conditions. for greater integral well-being.

The meetings will see the alternation of psychoeducational moments, moments of exercises and guided practices, moments of free sharing of experience by the participants and space for questions.