Presence Collective is delighted to announce that our teachers will be offering live webinars each Monday. These sessions will include a teaching and practice designed to help support you during these challenging and uncertain times.  


Join us this Monday, April 20th from 4-5:00PM PST (7-8:00PM EST) for our next webinar! Presence Collective teacher Dr. Sará King will be offering a talk and practice on Cultivating the Heart of Resilience. 

Resilience is often thought of as a quality of the heart that arises in the form of extraordinary strength in the face of adversity. However, we have the capacity to cultivate resilience in everyday, very ordinary moments of life with the practice of patience, self-compassion, gratitude, and forgiveness. Please join Dr. Sará King for a guided meditation practice where we will explore the felt experience of resilience in beloved community together.

We hope to see you on Monday! Click here to join the webinar via Zoom.

These webinars are offered by donation. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.

*Sliding scale language borrowed with permission from Rev. angel Kyodo williams.

  • $15 - Rebalancing: for those with more than enough financial resources (personal or institutionally supported) and a desire to support access for others to help rebalance systemic inequity.

  • $12 - Fair: for those with sufficient financial resources who can pay fair value for the experience.

  • $10 - Supported: for those with currently limited financial resources who will avoid further hardship while benefiting from access supplemented by the community.

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Dr. Sará King M.A., Ph.D. (she/her/they) is a UCLA-trained political and learning scientist, neuroscientist, social-entrepreneur, public speaker, and yoga and meditation instructor. She has over 20 years of experience as a research scientist, and specializes in the study of the relationship between mindfulness, community healing/medicine, and social justice.

She is also the founder of MindHeart Consulting, offering up workshops, seminars, and evidence-based research projects based on the framework she developed called the "Science of Social Justice" - a way of both studying (researching), teaching (facilitating), and healing individuals and communities from the dis-ease of othering - informed by an interdisciplinary framework that merges medical and cultural anthropology, political science, ethnic studies, feminist and queer studies, interpersonal neurobiology, cognitive and affective neuroscience, psychology, socio-linguistics, and public health.

As a life-long athlete and lover of movement and dance as expressions of her personal spiritual practice, Dr. King has been an avid student-practitioner of vinyasa and hatha yoga, as well as a student of Mahayana and Theravada Buddhism for 15+ years.