Ashe House, Centre for MindBody Integration is located in picturesque North County Dublin. The centre is a unique, supportive, and dedicated space and place for both Mind and Body Based Approaches – meditation, mindfulness and compassion programmes, somatic movement and yoga. The internal spaces and mature gardens offer a place of rest and enable all those who come to open to their own growth and learning at their own pace. A place of peace where people can reconnect and develop a new relationship to themselves, and ultimately to their families, communities, and society at large.

2024 and 2025 Upcoming Courses

Non-Residential Retreat Days/Weekend

8 & 9 June 2024

Non-Residential Retreat Days/Weekend
Venue: Ashe House

7 Day Residential Retreat Regeneration Process Method with Dr. Ame Cutler

28 June - 5 July 2024

Save the Date!
Venue: Teach Bhride, County Carlow

Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) Training

Dates TBC - Watch this space

Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) Training – (see videos below)
Venue: Ashe House

2024 Annual Residential MSC Intensive Course – Ballyvaloo

22-27 September 2024

Annual Residential MSC Intensive Course
Venue: Ballyvaloo Retreat Centre, County Wexford

8-Week Mindful Self Compassion (MSC) Course

Starts 21 October 2024

8-Week Mindful Self Compassion (MSC) Course
Venue: Ashe House

2025 Annual Residential MSC Intensive Course – Larne

1-6 June 2025

Annual Residential MSC Intensive Course
Venue: Drumalis Retreat Centre, Larne, County Antrim

8-Week Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Course

New dates TBC

8-Week Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Course
Venue: Ashe House

Evening Meditations

2024

Monthly Tuesday Evening Meditations
Venue: Ashe House

Mind the Gap: Moving From Brain to Body | Dr. Andy Harkin
TEDxBunbury

Deirdre Fay interviews Frank Corrigan, MD about healing Attachment Shock with Deep Brain Reorienting

Ashe House as a Venue

Our facilities support each group in creating the best possible experience.

Thomas Ashe and Ashe House

Ashe House has been named after its first resident, Thomas Ashe, who resided here while serving as principal in Corduff National School from 1908-1916. He was an inspirational and talented teacher, poet, musician, artist, social idealist, human rights activist, sportsman, Gaelic League activist, member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood and Commandant of the Volunteers of Dublin Brigade Fifth Battalion (Fingal Battalion)…