Tulsi Pathway was founded in 2010 by Mabinti Dennis, after decades of training and working in the social services sector. While many practices only view through a neuro-normative Western lens, Tulsi approaches individual and collective wellbeing with a well-rounded perspective and methodology, incorporating cultural relevance and an understanding of neuro-divergence, that allows more people to feel comfortable.

Our program is designed to help with individual growth, fine-tune awareness of the body and mind, embrace new and effective mindfulness stress management techniques, manage healthy and professional lifestyles, fine-tune self-awareness and promote effective self-regulation. Through various forms of culturally related mindfulness techniques, participants will learn key practices to increase their understanding of mindfulness. This will include ways to use mindfulness techniques to develop positive skills, help regulate emotions, increase attention spans and be better prepared for life’s challenges.