Join the Calm Clarity 1-Day Retreat on Sunday May 15 (Wharton Reunion Weekend).
Master your mind. Be your best self.
The Calm Clarity Program integrates neuroscience and mindfulness to optimize your brain, increase leadership stamina, and strengthen relationships, so you can consistently perform at your peak without burning out.
The Calm Clarity Program will provide many benefits in your professional career and personal life by helping you:
- think clearly and make effective decisions
- be more creative, innovative and collaborative
- build resilience so you recover quickly from stress
You will examine how the mind works, learn practical tools and insights to direct your own brain development and break free of mindless patterns that keep you from realizing your full potential.
Program Overview
In this one-day retreat, we will introduce the science of mind training. In the morning, we will show you how to enhance your brain and build resilience to stress. In the afternoon, the focus will be on observing your autopilot to start re-training your patterns.
The program is an experiential learning workshop that involves interactive exercises, discussions, videos, and meditations.
Please note: this retreat is designed as a small gathering. Space is limited. Reservations will be granted on a first come, first serve basis.
Agenda: The Science of Mind Training
09:30 Registration
10:00 Introduction
10:15 Module 1 – The Brain and Resilience:
Enhance brain functioning and build resilience to stress
12:30 Lunch
01:30 Module 2 – Minding Your Autopilot:
Understand your autopilot and use mindfulness to train it
03:45 wrap-up and Q&A (close by 4:30)
About Calm Clarity
Calm Clarity is a social enterprise that uses science to share the benefits of mindful leadership on
both sides of the education divide.
Your ticket purchase also sponsors low-income first-generation college students to attend this weekend retreat at no cost through our College Student Scholar Program. Thank you for paying-it-forward!
The founder, Due Quach, was a refugee from Vietnam who overcame poverty and post-traumatic stress disorder to graduate from Harvard College and the Wharton MBA Program. She built a successful international business career first in management consulting in the US and then in private equity investments in Asia. Due developed Calm Clarity by synthesizing valuable life lessons with insights from contemplative wisdom, neuroscience, and behavioral economics.
To learn more, please visit: calmclarity.org
Testimonials:
“Calm Clarity gave our company a common language when talking about maintaining presence in our work and with ourselves and each other. We’re even finding value in using what we’ve learned with Calm Clarity when thinking about big organizational questions like how do we help our staff grow and develop...It was definitely worth it!”
~John Silkey, Director, Milepost Consulting
“I have personally witnessed the program transform a room full of skeptical individuals into believers. The key, in my view, is layering neuroscience on top of the meditation. By answering the “why”, the program allows people to more easily embrace the meditation exercises, greatly enhancing their effectiveness. “
~Brett Topche, Managing Director, MentorTech Ventures
“The session was a powerful reminder that a few minutes of thoughtful meditation can have a significant impact on mental well-being and personal effectiveness. Calm Clarity seems well designed to fit into the realities of busy professionals.”
~Idehen Aruede, CFO, Whitney Museum of American Art
"After years of wanting to add meditation into the [LEADERSHIP PHILADELPHIA] curriculum, we found the right person: Due Quach from Calm Clarity. Her approach offers scientific research combined with an easily understood framework to practice meditation."
~Liz Dow, CEO, LEADERSHIP Philadelphia, February Newsletter
“Due brought the Calm Clarity techniques to a sold out Wharton Club & Penn Club event…She was an extremely engaging speaker with a unique ability to convey important ideas to the audience about brain science and how to bring more calm to our stressful lives. There were many positive comments from audience members after the program. I would highly recommend the program!”
~Heather Aspras, President, the Wharton Alumni Club of Philadelphia
“I found that everything I was able to take in [from the workshop] was amazingly applicable. I’m totally engaged in the practice as a beginner and I’m already feeling the positive outcome. I am spreading the word to everyone I know from my immediate family to nurse professionals at my work place. Everyone needs to practice what is offered in Calm Clarity to restore their lives that is robbed by stress and high levels of cortisol…Thank you.”
~MK, Registered Nurse
"I write to sing the praises of the “Calm Clarity” Program...In my view, all of our students—undergraduate and graduate, at-risk and honors—would benefit much from taking this program. The scaffolded and sequenced modules are clearly presented, intertwined with examples from across the disciplines, and offer a mix of scientific theories coupled with hands-on tools taught and practiced in each session: an impressive blend of meta-cognition meets mission statement; college success meets leadership studies; positive psychology meets lifelong learning...Indeed, there would be much gained by having it as part of an all-campus faculty, staff, and administrator development series, consonant with the College mission."
~Faculty observer of the pilot at Cabrini College
“It’s a great program. I really enjoyed how the program was a mix of meditative activities and learning about the science behind why these activities work. I am calmer with my students and with my own children and family. I can take a deep breath and react less impulsively than before. I also feel reconnected with my passion and purpose in life… I am more committed to the importance of bringing these tools to students, and I realize how taking time to focus on well-being is not being lazy or soft, but rather essential for people to achieve great things in their lives.”
~Teacher and pilot coordinator at Masterman High School
