Kevin Fong is a co-founder and lead teacher at the ATINAT Institute of Mindfulness Training (AIMT) in Hong Kong and Mainland China, and a founding member of the Mindfulness Professional Committee (MPC) within the Chinese Associations for Life Care (CALC), where he serves as Executive Director. He also acts as International Advisor and Retreat Lead for the Oxford Mindfulness Foundation.

A pioneer in introducing contemporary mindfulness to Mainland China, Kevin taught MBSR and supported mindfulness research at Capital Normal University in Beijing from 2012 to 2014. Since 2011, he has organized and translated workshops for renowned teachers like Jon Kabat Zinn and Mark Williams.

With a personal practice rooted in early Buddhist teachings, Kevin is a teacher trainer, supervisor, and assessor for mindfulness programs. He now focuses on relational mindfulness and deepening mindfulness through retreats, offering silent retreats and teaching the Interpersonal Mindfulness Program (IMP) alongside training new MBSR and MBCT teachers.

Formerly an international business executive for 20 years, Kevin was inspired by the universal power of mindfulness across race, age, language or belief. He is committed to bringing mindfulness to hospitals, schools, prisons, and businesses, with an inclusive, accessible, and experiential teaching style that is free of jargon.

Relational Mindfulness: Finding Stability and Connection Amidst Uncertainty

Grounded in the teachings of the Interpersonal Mindfulness Program (IMP) and Insight Dialogue, this workshop offers a unique practice experience that blends mindfulness meditation with interpersonal engagement. It cultivates deep listening and shared inquiry, enabling participants to foster presence and compassion within their relationships when navigating uncertainty. Through guided mindfulness practices and relational inquiry in various group settings, attendees will examine both personal and collective patterns when confronted with life's inherent unpredictability. By joining this workshop, you'll have the opportunity to explore the strengthen of your resilience, deepen connections with others, and discover inner stability amidst the complexities of modern life, all supported by the framework of relational mindfulness.

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