Calm
How Being Present Increases Your Charisma
Research shows that paying attention to others is the path to success and respect. Read More 
Science
Discover the empirical world of mindfulness and meditation within the Science category at Mindful.org. Our content bridges the gap between ancient practices and modern science, offering a deep dive into how mindfulness can positively affect our brains, bodies, and behavior. Explore a wealth of articles that unpack cutting-edge research, interview leading scientists, and present evidence-based benefits of mindfulness for health, work, relationships, and more.
Anxiety
How the Mind Helps Heal the Body
How mental and physical health is affected by the way we perceive and relate to it. Read More
Kids and Teens
An Attack on Mindfulness in Schools
How Christian organizations are attempting to get rid of mindfulness programs in our public schools. Read More
Compassion
What If Schools Taught Kindness?
Laura Pinger and Lisa Flook share their lessons from creating a "kindness curriculum" for young students. Read More
Calm
How to Choose Self-Compassion
When we listen to the nagging, negative voice inside our heads, we push ourselves too hard—and we push ourselves away, too. When you learn to love yourself, your relationships will improve for the better. Read More
Calm
How Science Reveals That “Well-Being” Is a Skill
World-renowned neuroscientist Richie Davidson on the scientific factors that shape well-being. Read More
Calm
What Stress Does to Your Brain
Your brain reflects the way that you think throughout your life—it’s actually shaped by your thoughts and your behaviors. Read More
Calm
Mindful Parents Raise Less Stressed-Out Kids
A recent study finds that children of parents who report higher amounts of mindfulness tend to have lower rates of stress. Read More
Meditation
Research Says Daily Practice Matters
Practicing mindfulness on a daily basis can improve daily psychological well-being. Read More
Mindfulness Research
This Neuroscientist Proves Well-Being Can Change the Brain
Richie Davidson's research is proving how well-being can actually change the brain. Read More
