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Why Relationships Are Key to Well-Being
Authors and mindfulness experts Eric Langshur and Nate Klemp dive into the research on how building strong connections with others helps us stay healthy and happy. Read More 
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Can a Mindfulness-Based Therapy Replace Opioids?
As opioid addiction rates continue to climb, some chronic pain patients find that mindfulness helps by opening up space for acceptance and curiosity. Read More
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What Nature Teaches Us About Well-Being
What can we learn from nature as a teacher? The natural world and its processes mirror the flexibility, creativity, and resilience that’s already within us, just waiting to unfurl. Read More
Expert Interviews
How to Show Up Intentionally and Lovingly in Difficult Situations
Shalini Bahl-Milne shares three mindful steps that empower us to be present and act with integrity and joyfulness. Read More
Body Scan
Let Go of Stress and Welcome Wisdom
How your body holds onto life experiences and how to work with the feelings that arise. Read More
Focus & Attention
How Your Brain Falls for the Wrong Ideas
Our own cognitive biases, combined with a fast-paced chaotic environment, wear down our ability to discern false narratives from facts. Amishi Jha explains the science on how to shift away from divisiveness and boost your brain’s resilience. Read More
Gratitude
Finding Purpose in the Present Moment
Being future-oriented has become synonymous with the idea of purpose. But this isn’t the only way we can feel purposeful. Read More
Loving-Kindness & Compassion
7 Ways to Say Yes to Yourself with Self-Compassion
Take inventory of different aspects of self-compassion and think about what you might need in the moment to care for yourself. Read More
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The Real Mindful Podcast
Conversations with mindfulness leaders, teachers, and visionaries, offering new perspectives and expert insight into living mindfully. Read More
Eating & Body Image
The Connection Between Mindfulness and Body Acceptance
Our bodies don’t need to look any certain way to be healthy, strong, or worthy. Yoga and mindfulness experts weigh in on the real work of deeply accepting and loving the body you’re in. Read More
