Expert Interviews
Fighting Youth Homelessness
Taz Tagore writes about her life's work—giving homeless youth hope and a chance at happiness through mindfulness. Read More 
Taz Tagore writes about her life's work—giving homeless youth hope and a chance at happiness through mindfulness. Read More
When did you first start practicing mindfulness and why were you motivated to do so? Eleven or twelve years ago, while teaching music in a public high school, I began to notice anger in the faces of students, teachers, administrators and parents. I felt tired and the… Read More
Lawyer Rhonda V. Magee argues for meditation. Read More
When did you first start practicing mindfulness and why were you motivated to do so? I started practicing several years ago after attending a workshop on social intelligence. The research presented on the effectiveness of mindfulness as a tool for well-being was so staggering that I felt like it just… Read More
20 million Americans are meditating. ABC's Dan Harris on the why and how of it all. Read More
When did you first start practicing mindfulness and why were you motivated to do so? I began practicing several years ago as a means to cope with the acute and chronic stressors of police work, and life’s journey for that matter. I had been reading… Read More
A Q&A with Brian Despard, author of You Are Not Your Thoughts, a story that originated with a newfound awareness and a newborn granddaughter. Read More
Psychologist Marsha M. Linehan, who created a program to help the most severely suicidal people, has a confession: she has a history of mental illness. Read More
You can enhance the quality of your life by philosophizing with others, says Tom Morris. Read More
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