Sarah Moore

Sarah Moore, M.D. is a psychiatrist, therapist and meditation teacher specializing in grief, growth and transformation. She works with individuals and groups in her community. She teaches a weekly community meditation in addition to retreats. In teaching meditation Sarah draws upon many different spiritual traditions in addition to her background in psychology.  As many do, Sarah stumbled upon meditation out of her own suffering, more than 20 years ago. Severe anxiety and insomnia were her constant companions during the first year of medical school and she was desperate for a way to cope with the stress. Thankfully a meditation course was offered and Sarah benefitted tremendously. Soon after the course, she was in a terrible bus and train collision with several medical school classmates and lost her dear friend Michele Tracy. Without meditation, she has no idea how she would’ve coped with this tragedy. Michele had a limitless heart and was a true bodhisattva. Inspired by Michele’s example, Sarah aspires to love and serve and with that intention, she offers you these guided meditations.

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Reviews

Blake

Nov 16, 2022

I think referring to the mind as a toddler is the perfect metaphor for when we allow ourselves to get carried away, and bringing awareness back to the breath will always be the perfect return back to our center, back to a calm mind, and settle our "toddler" down. Nice guidance my friend.

Rainy

Jan 15, 2021

Thank you Sarah! So wonderful to connect with someone close to home. Excellent meditation, just what I needed.

Susan

Aug 20, 2019

What a warm, calming, accepting voice — which also describes this meditation. Thank you!

Hannah

Sep 24, 2018

Great metaphor! Thank you!

Alexis

Jun 26, 2018

Loved this. Especially for the morning. Really helped shift my perspective and love my busy mind like a toddler which quieted down when I was gentle and loving toward it.

Dawn

May 13, 2018

Sarah's insight on how to reframe & observe one's chaotic mind was wonderful!

Steve Morin

Apr 7, 2018

I actually feel calmer and surprisingly HAPPY. What a great excersize.

Chuck Moran

Mar 21, 2018

Great metaphor! Like a good parent, the witness can be amused by the toddler mind, separating herself from it as needed, while never withdrawing her love. 💕 Thank you!

Val Charboneau

Mar 19, 2018

I love the idea that I can always drop back and become the witness. Thank you so much!

DJ

Mar 18, 2018

Such a calming voice and wonderful lesson. Thank you for sharing yourself.

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