Compassion
When Caregivers Need Healing
Here are five ways you can bring mindfulness into your caregiving. Read More 
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Health
Can Mindfulness Help Mothers of Disabled Children?
A new study suggests a way to help the parents of children with autism and other developmental disorders. Read More
Calm
Nurses Driven By Desire to Help Others Might Be More Apt to Burn Out
A new study suggests that nurses motivated by altruism experience more stress. Read More
Health
Mindful Doctors, Happy Patients
A new study shows that physicians with mindfulness skills communicate well with patients, and provide better quality care. Read More
Calm
Mindfulness and Doctor Burnout
A recent New York Times article looks at two studies capturing how mindfulness training is improving the health of doctors and their patients. Read More
Calm
Mind-Body Training Could Improve Medical Students’ Compassion and Stress Levels
A new study shows that training in yoga, meditation, and the neuroscience behind each could improve self-compassion and stress levels among medical students. Read More
Anxiety
Sustaining Compassion in Health Care
It takes training. Guest blogger Robert McClure explains how health care providers can find resilience in the face of suffering. Read More
Calm
A New and Improved Approach to Healthcare
A new generation of patients and doctors is changing the face of American medicine. It's about more than curing disease now—it's health for the whole person. Read More
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Susan Bauer-Wu appointed Professor in Contemplative End-of-Life Care
Starting this January, Bauer-Wu will be the Tussi and John Kluge Endowed Professor in Contemplative End-of-Life Care at the University of Virginia School of Nursing. Read More
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Mindfulness in Medical Settings: Retreat
In March, professionals and volunteers who work in health care are invited to gather at the Garrison Institute in New York to learn contemplative practices to help support their life and work. Read More
