Can Mindfulness Make Us Better Teachers?
A new study suggests that training teachers in mindfulness not only reduces burnout but also improves their performance in the classroom.
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A new study suggests that training teachers in mindfulness not only reduces burnout but also improves their performance in the classroom.
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It takes training. Guest blogger Robert McClure explains how health care providers can find resilience in the face of suffering.
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Nowadays, when I feel my body tightening, I also practice softening, opening up, and breathing into the areas of physical tension, as well as having a sense of offering whatever loving-kindness I can muster to myself and others.
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A Q&A with Brian Despard, author of You Are Not Your Thoughts, a story that originated with a newfound awareness and a newborn granddaughter.
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Science has proven that meditating actually restructures your brain Kelly McGonigal tells us about the latest research—and how to put it into practice.
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Are there provable methods we can use to become more altruistic and compassionate? Barry Boyce reports on CCARE's growing number of scientists and researchers who are studying how to bring out the best in human nature.
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Michael Stroud, unsure about how to be both a Buddhist and a Jew, talks with well-known Buddhists who have returned home to Judaism. They’ve found it fulfilling to practice both Buddhism and the religion of their birth.
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When a sharp word turns a friend into an enemy, it’s always difficult to go back to the way things were. Sylvia Boorstein tells her own story of estrangement and healing.
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Mindful practices alleviate pain and stress. Barry Boyce reports on a couple of doctors who are leading the way in mindful revolution and helping people along the way.
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