A recent Scientific American article poses the question: Can gardens, in fact, promote healing? The answer: Yes! Scientists around the world are now digging into the data to find out why.
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If you can't attend Being Human 2012 in San Francisco on Saturday, don't fret—you can still take part in the conference via livestream.
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Long-term meditators have larger amounts of gyrification, or "folding" of the cortex, than people who do not meditate, according to a recent UCLA study. The gyrification may allow the brain to process information faster.
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A new celebrity memoir, perhaps surprisingly, includes talk of mindfulness practice. Guess who?
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New York Times business writer Charles Duhigg recently mentioned in an interview that his next personal project is “being more present” with his kids. Fresh Air’s Terry Gross was interviewing Duhigg about his new book, The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business. The…
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Mindful.org's "On Teen Life" blogger, Gina Biegel, has a new app—called "Take a Chill"—to help teens deal with stress.
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The Center for Mindfulness is having its Celebratory Gala Evening on Friday, March 30, during the 10th Annual International Scientific Conference.
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CCARE's spring and summer 2012 Stanford Compassion Training Classes, taking place at both Stanford and UC Berkeley, are now open for registration.
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UMass Center for Mindfulness will hold its 10th international scientific conference, "Investigating and Integrating Mindfulness in Medicine, Health Care and Society" from March 28-April 1, 2012
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The Mind and Life Institute has announced a new grant opportunity—the Mind and Life Contemplative Studies Fellowship (MLCSF).
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