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Mindfulness Can’t Cure Everything. And That’s a Problem Why?
Does something beneficial have to be delivered perfectly—and to bring about a perfect world—before we will accept it as worthwhile? Read More 
Does something beneficial have to be delivered perfectly—and to bring about a perfect world—before we will accept it as worthwhile? Read More
It’s easy to simplify and be less acquisitive when you make the choice. Read More
Law professor Rhonda Magee explains how mindfulness can benefit lawyers, their clients—and, perhaps, society at large. Read More
A new book argues that there is something simple we can do to close achievement gaps: teach mindfulness in schools. Read More
Here's a recap of the mindfulness meditation takeover this week on Katie Couric's talk show, katie. Read More
A new book explores when and how therapists can incorporate moment-to-moment, non-judgmental attention into their practice. Read More
A new study finds that children of mindfully self-compassionate parents tend to have lower rates of anxiety and depression. Read More
It's not about meditating to make millions. Read More
A new study looks at Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy as an effective treatment for depression. Read More
Scientific American declared: the practice is overrated because the science is scant. Here's why that doesn't add up. Read More
