When it comes to workplace well-being and stress, mindfulness can go beyond the individual level. Research suggests that strengthening clear, vulnerable communication and working from the knowledge that we’re in this together can help transform the way we work. Read more
- Feb 23,2023
- Mara Gulens
Need some mindful listening recommendations for the new year? The Mindful editors share their picks for this year’s best podcast episodes about meditation and mindful living. Read more
- Dec 26,2022
- Mindful Staff
Burnout isn’t an individual problem, it’s a collective challenge and a byproduct of unkind systems in our world. The good news is that these systems were created by people, which means they can be updated. Read more
- Dec 13,2022
- Heather Hurlock
Recent studies show how compassion meditation can improve young people’s mental health, people with autism can benefit from a tailored mindfulness program, and more. Read more
- Dec 13,2022
- B Grace Bullock PhD
By anticipating when a stressful event is on the horizon, and preparing to respond together, workers can reduce individual stress and burnout while transforming how they relate to workplace challenges. Read more
- Dec 13,2022
- Mara Gulens
Skills like meditation, kindness, and gratitude can improve mental health and morale at work—including for retail workers. Anthony Sartori shares his experience of both the joyful and challenging moments while unrolling a mindfulness program at a grocery store. Read more
- Feb 14,2023
- Anthony Sartori
From a manifesto on the radical power of rest to an account of teaching yoga and mindfulness to children in West Baltimore, here are the new mindful books and podcasts you won’t want to miss. Read more
- Feb 14,2023
- Ava Whitney-Coulter
Taking purposeful pauses can allow you to be more fully present, and that presence is felt by those around you. Read more
- Feb 15,2023
- Janice Marturano
Not sure why you’re feeling stressed or anxious at work? One solution may be as simple as taking a deep breath. Read more
- Feb 16,2023
- Nate Klemp
When we stop resisting pain, we will often start to notice that it is simply a sensation like other sensations—and that we can be with it instead of reacting to it. Read more
- Feb 16,2023
- Matthias Birk