Sangha with Dr. Diana Hill
Weekly talk and meditation, in person and streamingSangha with Dr. Diana Hill
A Wise Effort Community
Sangha means community. This is a virtual global community, and a monthly Santa Barbara in-person gathering.
We will focus on one word a week, through the lens of psychological science, contemplative practice, and shared experience.
When we meditate and practice together, we grow stronger in our ability to navigate uncertainty, remain centered, and stay focused on what is most important to us. You will leave with a practice to meet the week ahead with Wise Effort, and a community to support you.
Join This Week’s Sangha
How It Works
Mondays, 12:00 PM — 1:00 PM (Pacific)
Live streamed weekly on Diana’s community platform.
In-person monthly at Art & Soul Gallery in Santa Barbara.
Can’t make it live? Join Diana’s free community to access weekly recordings and practice on demand.
What You’ll Experience
Focus for the Week: A live talk with Diana exploring a timely idea through psychology, contemplative wisdom, and lived experience.
Guided Meditation: An experiential practice to slow down, integrate the exploration, and bring it into your life.
Sangha with Dr. Diana Hill is offered freely, at no charge.
Contributions to support these teachings are received with much gratitude!
ABOUT Our TeacherDr. Diana Hill
As a clinical psychologist, Diana has spent her career studying what helps people navigate pivotal moments with more courage, compassion, and flexibility.
Diana has been practicing meditation for over 25 years, learning directly from Thich Nhat Hanh, Jack Kornfield, Jon Kabat-Zinn, Trudy Goodman, and Rick Hanson. She offers a warm, gentle, non-dual, compassion-based, secular meditation that is accessible to all levels.
She has served as a meditation teacher at InsightLA, Insight Timer, Blue Spirit Costa Rica, and Yoga Soup. Diana also was a lead instructor and curriculum developer for the UC Climate Initiative research program.
Diana graduated summa cum laude from UC Santa Barbara and earned her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Colorado Boulder in collaboration with Stanford University.