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New Research on Mindfulness Meditation: Summer 2020
A roundup of new mindfulness research on improving stress resilience, taking your practice outdoors, and lessening cognitive decline. Read More 
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Go deeper into the science, research, and thinking behind mindfulness and meditation. Hear from leading experts, explore the latest studies, and find book recommendations to expand your practice and understanding.
Books & Reviews
Three Books That Teach Your Kids About Mindfulness
A growing number of books for kids explore mindfulness themes like focusing on the breath, self-acceptance, and self-compassion. Here are three new books worthy of your library. Read More
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How to be Mindful About Consuming Coronavirus News
Researchers and media experts weigh in on how to stay informed about COVID-19 while protecting your mental health. Read More
Breathing Meditations
Resilience Expert Offers Three Ways to Tap into the Wisdom of the Body
Linda Graham presents a full toolbox of practices to help you meet the chaos of life with awareness, acceptance, and deep knowledge that you have the strength to work with it all. Read More
Expert Interviews
Zoom Exhaustion is Real. Here Are Six Ways to Find Balance and Stay Connected
Steven Hickman, Psy.D., executive director of the Center for Mindful Self-Compassion, offers this timely perspective on managing our new virtual reality. Read More
Digital Guides
Take a 3-Day Mindfulness Journey: 6 Practices for Spring
Let your brilliance shine with three days of guided mindfulness practices to revitalize body and mind and help you shift into springtime. Read More
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How You Can Help Others by Practicing Mindfulness
Research shows that meditating benefits everyone around you—whether you're in the same household or connecting virtually. Read More
Expert Interviews
Anxiety is Also Contagious. Here’s How to Calm Down
Mindful's Content Director Anne Alexander talks with neuroscientist, psychiatrist, and mindfulness expert Dr. Judson Brewer. Read More
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The Science of the Bystander Effect
Writer Sharon Begley explores the research on why decent people will watch someone in trouble, possibly even film it, rather than step up to help. Read More
Books & Reviews
How to Create Your Own Morning Ritual
Nobody likes rolling out of bed only because you have to be somewhere. Shift into a more empowering routine by taking as little as three minutes to gently ease your mind and body into a new day, writes Pilar Gerasimo. Read More
