Calm
12 Minute Meditation for Noticing What’s Present and What Isn’t
Explore this mediation inspired by the Japanese concept of ma, which refers to “the spaces between everything.” Read More 
Christopher Willard, PsyD, is a psychologist and educational consultant based in Boston, specializing in mindfulness for adolescents and young adults. He has been practicing meditation for over fifteen years. He currently serves on the board of directors at the Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy and the Mindfulness in Education Network. Dr. Willard has published five books on contemplative practice and is the coauthor of The Breathing Book with Olivia Weisser. He teaches at Harvard Medical School.
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Calm
Two Mindfulness Practices to Connect with Nature
Celebrate Earth Day by tuning in to the rhythms of the earth. Read More
Anxiety
C.H.O.I.C.E. is at the Heart of Teaching Trauma-Informed Mindfulness
Use this easy-to-remember acronym as a starting point for creating trauma-aware spaces and sessions when teaching mindfulness. Read More
Calm
8 Tips and Scripts for Trauma-Informed Mindfulness Teaching
Follow these guidelines to help you and your students feel empowered and safe when you teach mindfulness. Read More
Calm
The Breath is Your Superpower: 3 Ways to Help Kids Reset
Breathing practice doesn't have to be boring. With our kids we can find fun ways to reset and give ourselves and our days a fresh start. Read More
12 Minute Meditation
Try the HALT Practice to Tune In to What Your Body Needs
Sometimes we need to drop into our body to discern what we need in this moment. The four questions in this practice allow us to self-regulate by attending to what our difficult emotions or physical sensations may be telling us. Read More
Focus
6 Ways to Practice Mindful Eating
Here are a few simple guidelines to keep in mind to discern between mindless and (more) mindful eating. Read More
Anxiety
World Mental Health Day: 5 Guided Meditations to Help You When the World Feels Heavy
Many different mindfulness techniques can be helpful depending what emotions are present for you. Explore these practices to foster insight, curiosity, and self-compassion with your emotions, instead of fighting them. Read More
