Featured in the New York Times, Sarah McLean has spent much of her life seeking spirituality. Her exploration of eastern spiritual practices led her to bicycle through the heart of Turkey, the silk route from Pakistan to China, and ventured into the golden triangle in Asia. In 1989, she began to explore her inner world and her true nature through the practice of meditation.  She lived in an ashram in India and was a two-year resident in a Zen Buddhist monastery.  


She worked eight years with Deepak Chopra at the Chopra Center, and  assisted personal growth experts Debbie Ford, Gary Zukav, and Byron Katie in the creation of their programs. During this time she gathered a wealth of experience and techniques. These, along with her deep personal meditation experiences, are the basis for her work today.


Sarah skillfully demystifies the practice of meditation and makes it accessible to anyone.  She loves to facilitate ‘ah-ha moments’ for her students.  Sarah is the founding director of the Sedona Meditation Training Company in Sedona, Arizona  and she makes it her mission to bring meditation to as many people as she can. She was the 2008 recipient of the National Associate of Women's Trailblazer award for her work bringing meditation to the mainstream.  


Sedona Meditation Training Company offers a variety of meditation classes, retreats, and private consultations.  In addition to the Primordial Sound Meditation Program and Perfect Health classes and consultations, group meditations and retreats are offered in Scottsdale and Sedona and throughout Arizona.  She has been a regular guest on morning shows discussing the topics of mindfulness, mind/body health and meditation. She has been hired by Thunderbird School of Global Management, Young Presidents' Organizations, and by corporations such as Proctor & Gamble to teach meditation and stress reduction techniques. She welcomes you to join a group meditation when visiting Sedona.


Sarah can be reached at 928.204.0067, or by email at sedonameditation@gmail.com.  Visit the Sedona Meditation Training Co. website at www.SedonaMeditation.com for a schedule of events.