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Legally Mindful
Charles Halpern on the formation of the Berkeley Initiative for Mindfulness in Law—Berkeley being the first U.S. law school with a full mindfulness curriculum. Read More 
News & Features
News, features, and reporting from the world of mindfulness and meditation. Stay up to date on new research, cultural trends, and the people and ideas shaping how we think about well-being and awareness.
Guided Meditations
Drop-in meditation sessions becoming popular in L.A.
Dozens of people attend the weekly public mindfulness meditation sessions Diana Winston offers (for free) at the Hammer Museum in L.A. Other meditation classes are also well-attended. Find out why. Read More
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Robyn Brentano appointed Executive Director of Garrison Institute
“She is exactly the right person to guide the Institute through the next phase of growth and raise the impact of its work to the next level.” —Diana Calthorpe Rose Read More
Kids & Teens
Discover “Room to Breathe” at film festival
A new documentary produced by Russell Long—titled Room to Breathe—about a middle school mindfulness program in San Francisco, premieres at the Mill Valley Film Festival this Sunday. Read More
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Gathering of Mindful Professionals Conference
Mindful.org is pleased to be co-sponsoring The Atlantic Centre for Contemplative Science and Technology's second annual gathering of mindful professionals on November 1-3 in Atlantic Canada. Join us! Read More
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Age Man Suit sensitizes medical students to their senior patients
The Age Man Suit, developed by German scientists, re-creates symptoms of old age so that medical students can experience what their senior patients go through on a daily basis. Read More
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Happy Mindfulness Day
In honor of the third annual Mindfulness Day, check out these stories on meditation practice and advice from mindful.org and Mindful magazine. Read More
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How not to be a “prepackaged leader”—and why
A few days ago, I was reading an interview with James Hackett, the CEO of Steelcase. When he was asked about his most memorable leadership lessons, he spoke of the importance of becoming a leader who was not “prepackaged.” In the course of his work, he met… Read More
Depression & Grief
DSM-5 changes broaden mental health categories
Proposed revisions to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) present large-scale changes to depression diagnoses and children's mental health. Read More
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Mindful Commentary Online
As a PhD. student at U. Washington, Travis Kriplean designed Reflect, an interface that encourages deeper listening in web-based discussions. Read More
