The ABCs of STOP: Three Short Mindful Breaks for Your Day
A new take on a well-known mindfulness practice that helps you foster compassion and kind awareness when you need to come down from stress.
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A new take on a well-known mindfulness practice that helps you foster compassion and kind awareness when you need to come down from stress.
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A new study identifies 27 categories of emotion and shows how they blend together in our everyday experience.
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Here’s what the research says about the benefits of different kinds of meditations—Plus, three questions to ask to find the style best for you.
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A practical framework for becoming aware of and working with emotional intensity and transforming emotional struggle into inner wisdom.
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Our brains are pleasure-seeking editors.
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Brené Brown shares a story about why she identifies as a blamer, and dives into the research and insights about this toxic behavior.
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A string of recent research suggests regular meditation practice may boost mental flexibility and focus, offering powerful protection against cognitive decline.
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Eating certain foods quickly can become a conditioned pattern around feelings of shame—and the anxiety of being found out.
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When we use mindfulness to get rid of stress, we’re no longer being mindful. Try this practice for being with and reimagining stressful moments.
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Spending time alone with ourselves may not be easy or even desirable. But it’s key to getting to know who we really are.
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