Mindful May at Monash

Join us for a month full of mindfulness and wellness initiatives delivered on campus and online to help you become more present and aware in your daily life.

Mindful May at Monash is delivered in partnership with the Monash Centre for Consciousness and Contemplative Studies, Monash University Library, the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music and Performance, the William Cooper Institute, and Monash Sport.

Your 2026 Calendar of Events

Welcome to your Mindful May at Monash calendar of events - a month-long celebration of mindfulness designed to help you pause, reset and reconnect with your wellbeing. To book sessions, register for webinars, or find out more information, click on the relevant partner listed below to go directly to their site.

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2026 Offerings:

Concerts from the Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music

Free lunchtime concerts will be held during Thursdays. Collaborators included jazz students, composition students, and First Nations composers.

Calendar here

Move your body and re-energise

Join us at Monash Sport for pilates, yoga, reformer pilates, or all of the above, and let physical movement re-energise your mind and wellbeing.

Find out more

Lunchtime online mindfulness

Tue 5 May; Cultivating Gratitude; a mindful reset
Tue 12 May; Open Awareness; expanding the field of presence
Tue 19 May; Activate your calm; vagus nerve meditation
Tue 26 May; Oneness with all; nature-inspired mindfulness

Building resilience and balance

Dr Craig Hassed from M3CS will present 4 live online webinars to help guide and support you through the most common hurdles we may face.

From burnout to balance: register
Building resilience: register
Optimism at work: register
Thriving at work and beyond: register

Therapy dogs or Art Therapy?

Why not both! Join us at the Monash University Libraries for one or all of the wonderful offerings they are hosting at their various branches.

Visit our beautiful libraries at their various locations

Hear from Uncle Ricky Baldwin, Elder in Residence

Take a seat at the M Pavilion with Uncle Ricky as he shares stories of the Stolen Generations. Honouring his late mother, he reflects on lived experience, trauma, and the strength, resilience, and continuity of culture within community.

Register your attendance here

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