Guided meditation: Relating mindfully to COVID-19 stress
We are currently in moment in history of collective uncertainty. And learning how to be in wise relationship to uncertainty is more important now than […]
Not Too Tight, Not Too Loose: Psychedelics and the Paradox of Well-Being
This has always resonated with me, and I used to think that was in large part because of how much I loved music, to which […]
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: 6 Skills to Living a Richer and More Meaningful Life
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, or ACT (pronounced in one word), was developed by Dr. Steven Hayes and his research team and has, in the last decade or so, become one of the leading mindfulness-based interventions.
Announcing Mindspace’s new drop-in Mindfulness Meditation classes for 2020
Mindspace is pleased to announce that starting in January in 2020 we will be offering drop-in mindfulness meditation classes multiple times a week at our […]
Mindfulness-Based Coaching
Mindfulness-Based Coaching is evolutionary—not revolutionary Hiring a professional coach? Here is a new twist. For decades now, coaching in organizations and leadership settings has proven […]
Beating back to school stress and anxiety
I’m not going to lie, this was a tough one for me. I’m not sure if it’s because I took some time off at the […]
Episode 20: Overcoming Anxiety with Dr. Judson Brewer
To support the Mindspace Podcast: You can listen and subscribe to the podcast here: “How do we resist anxiety? We can hold it […]
Episode 18: Conner Molander from Half Moon Run on Flow, Mindfulness, and Creativity
To support the Mindspace Podcast: You can listen and subscribe to the podcast here: “When I write music, I go back and forth between […]
Workplace evolution and the well-being of employees
In this interview, he shares his observations on workplace evolution and his recommendations for sustainable well-being in the workplace, such as: Changes in organization How […]
Simplicity: A Conscious, Value-Added Choice
This complexity is found not only in the physical organization of our lives but also in the sheer volume of stimuli that bombard our brains […]
