We’ve rounded up the latest research in the world of mindfulness from Georgetown Medical Center, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and University of St. Andrews. Read more
  • Feb 14,2023
  • B Grace Bullock PhD
From supporting long COVID patients to uplifting accessible meditation options, explore what’s new in the world of mindfulness. Read more
  • Feb 16,2023
  • Mindful Staff
The Nurse Antigone is a play by nurses for nurses that offers compassionate space for our frontline healthcare workers to engage with the challenges they've faced during the pandemic. In this episode of the Real Mindful podcast, managing editor Stephanie Domet catches up with the event organizers. Read more
  • Mar 24,2022
  • Mindful Staff
As healthcare professionals grapple with burnout, and the pandemic enters another phase, an interactive theater company seeks to help nurses address moral injury with an online presentation they’re calling The Nurse Antigone. Read more
  • Mar 11,2022
  • Stephanie Domet
The experience of navigating chronic illness can help us all deal with COVID anxiety through taking stock of what’s real right now, and of what we can and cannot control. Read more
  • Feb 17,2022
  • Gordon Shotwell
Wearing masks and social distancing makes it harder for kids to connect with one another at school. Here’s how mindfulness director Adam Ortman is helping by incorporating more playfulness in the curriculum. Read more
  • Jan 25,2022
  • Sarah Robertson
Accessible mindfulness and mindful healthcare practices, meditations, and resources for healthcare workers. Read more
  • Dec 30,2022
  • Mindful Staff
We may be headed for reverse culture shock when we re-enter society. But just as our brains worked to adjust to our current state of life, they must go through the same process to adjust to post-COVID reality. Read more
  • Jan 26,2022
  • Laura Fitch
Follow along as Rhonda Magee guides us through a S.T.O.P. practice for focused awareness. The invitation is to be kind to yourself, take a conscious breath, and gently relate to thoughts, emotions, and sensations that arise. Read more
  • Jan 26,2022
  • Rhonda Magee
Ubiquitous though it is, the effort to always control the situations and people in our lives doesn’t serve us. Here’s why you may want to lose it. Read more
  • Jan 26,2022
  • Elisabeth Gold