Emails can be a minefield for miscommunication. By slowing down before you press send, you can email more thoughtfully. Read more
  • Jan 18,2022
  • Mirabai Bush
The research is conclusive: Physical contact is good for both mind and body. Read more
  • Nov 23,2021
  • Cheryl Fraser
Yes. We all are. Fortunately, a few simple steps can help you break the cycle of unhealthy actions and develop the skills to cultivate good ones. Read more
  • Nov 23,2021
  • Hugh Byrne
If you want excellence in the workplace, encourage your team to (respectfully) air their disagreements and frustrations. Read more
  • Nov 25,2021
  • Michael Carroll
Answers to the top 10 questions that everyone asks about meditation. Read more
  • Jan 21,2022
  • Tara Healey
Meditation can seem so meaningful and significant that it becomes a great big chore. In fact, with a slight shift in attitude, it can be as simple as walking the dog. Read more
  • Nov 23,2021
  • Steven Hickman
One woman recounts her (successful) struggle to get a decent night’s rest. Read more
  • Nov 15,2022
  • Barbara Graham
Jason Ong, a sleep psychologist at Rush University Medical Center, offers these quick reminders to help you get to sleep. Read more
  • Nov 23,2021
  • Jason Ong
Mindfulness goes way beyond self-improvement, as our editor-in-chief sees on a visit to two innovative programs. Read more
  • Nov 23,2021
  • Barry Boyce
From Julia Child to killer toasters, we all have strange moments in our sleep. Dig deep into our readers’ subconscious as they share their nighttime rituals. Read more
  • Nov 23,2021
  • Mindful Staff
The Peaceful Mind Issue