Welcome
This is a place to reflect, feel and breathe - without a need to perform
I help high-performing professionals like you slow down - so you can lead with calm, clarity and create success that doesn’t risk burnout.
International Expertise & Experience
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Teacher Qualification by UCSD Mindfulness Center – Recognized leader in mindfulness-based training
Certified MMI Mindfulness at Work Trainer, CA, USA – Workplace mindfulness program implemented by international companies
Currently Enhancing Expertise in the Netherlands – Deepening professional skills by becoming a psychotherapist at NSG Gestalt Academy, Amsterdam
Decade of Corporate and Mindfulness Experience – MBA, banking career, and more than ten years of personal mindfulness practice
MMI Mindfulness Training—trusted by global brands
Meet Baiba Krumina
Baiba Krumina is a dedicated mindfulness trainer and speaker with a growing presence in the corporate leadership and workplace mindfulness space.
Her journey into mindfulness began over a decade ago, combining her passion for self development with evidence-based mindfulness practices.
Baiba’s approach is deeply informed by her training at the UCSD Mindfulness Center and MMI Mindfulness at Work, ensuring that her methods are rooted in research-backed strategies that drive real impact on executive performance.
Currently expanding her expertise in the Netherlands, she continues to evolve her approach to meet the needs of high-performing professionals.
Work With Baiba
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Private Sessions
Exclusive one-on-one mindfulness sessions tailored for high-achieving professionals.
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Mindfulness at Work Programs
Custom mindfulness training for leadership teams & organizations.
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Speaking & Keynotes
Inspiring talks on leadership resilience, and the power of slowing down.
TEDx NKPP Bjelovar
In my TEDx talk "What Mindfulness Taught Me About Happiness?," I share my lessons learned from 10 years of practice—the power of presence, the freedom to choose in each moment, and how a simple shift in thinking can to cultivate gratitude, right here, right now.