Mindful's Content Director Anne Alexander reminds us that we have the innate ability to practice mindfulness, work co-operatively, and live in community in the truest sense of the word. Read more
  • Jan 25,2022
  • Anne Alexander
We can support each during this health crisis by connecting with our essential goodness and compassion. Read more
  • Jan 25,2022
  • Heather Hurlock
Compassionate practices, like open hiring, are the secret ingredient to Greyston Bakery’s $21 million success. Read more
  • Jan 26,2022
  • Kelle Walsh
Law professor Rhonda Magee applies her deep meditation practice to the difficult waters of racially-charged interactions. Read more
  • Feb 29,2020
  • Rhonda Magee
Making change is easier when you build new habits into your existing routine and have compassion for yourself along the way. Here are a few practical tips to help make your changes stick. Read more
  • Nov 25,2021
  • Elisha Goldstein
Joy is a capacity we all have that can be trained and developed—It is a primary component of psychological well-being, encompassing moments of appreciation, enduring contentment, and a sense of confidence and gratitude. Read more
  • Jan 18,2022
  • Willem Kuyken
New research explores the role of compassion-based meditation in boosting the mental health of students who experience racism. Read more
  • Jan 27,2022
  • B Grace Bullock PhD
New research looks into how mindfulness and compassion-focused therapy can help treat depression, anxiety, and stress. Read more
  • Jan 18,2022
  • B Grace Bullock PhD
Considering how to make the children in our lives better people helps us reflect on how we ourselves can be more compassionate. Read more
  • Jan 27,2022
  • Patricia Rockman
As the program innovation leader in mindfulness, trauma, and racial equity at the San Francisco Department of Public Health, Jenée Johnson is developing a new way to talk about trauma, race and bias. Read more
  • Jan 27,2022
  • Victoria Dawson