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Twello is the global leader in corporate wellness & stress reduction training. Using the art and science of mindfulness meditation, yoga, and emotional intelligence, Twello creates sustainable stress reduction for perpetually burnt-out professionals when they need it the most. We focus on evidence-based practices that are proven to reduce stress, increase productivity, and develop that feel-good-sleep-well-love-your-job-wellness. Many people struggle to maintain wellness practices in their spare time so Twello brings the practice to them — at work! Our Most Popular Classes Include: - Mindfulness 101 - Mindfulness For Work-Life Balance - Reducing Stress Through Mindfulness - Resilience Training - Chair Yoga - Break A Sweat Bootcamp
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167 Madison Avenue, Suite 205, 10016, New York City, United States
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