Books & Reviews
Five Mindful Books to Refresh and Renew
From embracing our emotions to exploring what makes us healthy, here’s what the mindful editors are reading this month. 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.
Expert Interviews
Breaking Generational Patterns of Suffering
Justin Michael Williams is on a mission to bring mindfulness and meditation to teens in the U.S. cities most impacted by violence. Read More
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The Best Podcast Episodes of 2019
Explore the podcasts that resonated with us this year—from working with attention and focus, to the importance of reading deeply. Read More
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How Our Minds Tell Fact from “Fake News”
In a world of “alternative facts” and identity hackers, science writer Sharon Begley explores the science of how our minds determine if something is true. Read More
Expert Interviews
Tara Brach on The Transformative Power of Radical Compassion
Psychologist and longtime meditation teacher Tara Brach discusses why self-compassion is more essential for our well-being than ever. Read More
Books & Reviews
The Best Mindfulness Books of 2019
The Mindful Editors look back on their favourite books from this year, covering diverse topics such as mindful communication, racial justice, and simply being. Read More
Depression & Grief
A Mindful Approach to Depressive Thought Patterns
Renowned psychiatrist Dr. Stuart Eisendrath, on how you can dramatically improve your quality of life by changing how you relate to your thoughts and feelings. Read More
Books & Reviews
Mindful Books to Read This Winter
Three books and podcasts to enjoy as the weather gets colder. Read More
Focus & Attention
Priming the Teenage Brain for Compassion
Adolescent development isn't all hormones and drama. As Daniel Siegal explains, it's a time when teens begin to foster greater compassion and kindness. Read More
Kids & Teens
Mindfulness at School Improves Critical Learning Skills
New research shows that classroom-based mindfulness programs can aid the development of executive function abilities in young children, while also helping them cope better with stress. Read More
