The Oakland Tribune's violence reporting fellow, Scott Johnson, reports on the Healing Moments in Trauma Treatment conference, which took place in L.A. earlier this month. Johnson blogs about Dan Hughes's talk on "Intersubjective Mindfulness," Hughes's approach to dealing with highly traumatized people in therapy. The… Read More 
Growing Happiness is a blog about mindfulness and relationships, written by Mary Ann Christie Burnside, Ed.D. Mary Ann is a developmental psychologist who offers classroom-based mindfulness training for teachers and children in schools; a variety of mindfulness programs to adults and children in other settings, such… Read More
With today’s 24/7 demands, our attention is fractured and we’re forced to focus on what’s urgent, not what's important. But it doesn’t have to be that way, says Janice Marturano. Read More
The Oscar-winning movie, The King's Speech, focused the world's attention on coping with stuttering. Here, Dr. Ian Ellis-Jones explains how mindfulness can help manage the speech disorder. Read More
Betsy Nelson on how she did it, why it helps, and how you can too. Read More
Mindfulness: what it does, how to do it, why it works—A discussion with a distinguished panel of experts. Read More
“I wish every pregnant woman had the opportunity to take this class.” - Alex Tower Ewers & Patrick Ewers, Parents, Mill Valley, California Read More
"I’m dealing with people who are in great distress.” Read More
“It’s an amazing process to do this within myself, and also do it together with patients.” -Dr. Martin Ehrlich, Internist, New York City Read More
Outdoor adventure can essentially function like an extreme meditation cushion, teaching not only concentration, but also inquiry, compassion, and right action, says adventurer Renée Sharp. Read More
