Four Mindfulness Tools to Support Healthcare Workers Right Now
When we tune in to our innate capacity for mindfulness, we’re better equipped to show up for our patients, our loved ones, and ourselves, without burning out. Read More
When we tune in to our innate capacity for mindfulness, we’re better equipped to show up for our patients, our loved ones, and ourselves, without burning out. Read More
Evidence from healthcare worker communities shows how strengthening our moral resilience, with support by mindfulness, can help us avoid overwhelm at work. Read More
Our hearts break, but our hearts also heal. The thread that pulls us from heartbreak to healing is love, says Judy Lief in this practice for working with grief. Read More
Join Jonathan Fisher and Reena Kotecha—both healthcare practitioners and mindfulness teachers working on the cutting edge of ending physician burnout—for a powerful, interactive workshop. Read More
When even the three-minute breathing space feels like work, we may just need to give ourselves a break. Read More
Compassion is more empowering than empathy, according to research. Mindful leadership expert Rasmus Hougaard breaks down how excessive empathy can contribute to burnout, and explains five key ways to support your teams by leading with compassion. Read More
In this practice, Lili Powell offers space to fully arrive in the present moment and make a commitment to focusing on being right here, right now. Read More
Less daylight and colder temperatures can significantly affect our moods. These mindfulness resources can help us cultivate resilience and treat ourselves with compassion when we could use a bit more warmth and light. Read More
Few are strangers to money anxiety and financial fear, which make it more difficult to be truly intentional in our spending habits. Elizabeth Markle and Adam Koren offer pragmatic, compassionate ways to bring integrity and healing to your relationship with money. Read More
Dreading the thought of a tense conversation? Here’s why you’re not alone, and how you can bring the wisdom of self-compassion to bear on those discussions you don’t really want to have. Read More