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Mindfulness programs need not be time-consuming or expensive. Indeed, many organizations choose to start out with low touch / low-cost …

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Do you feel like your memory is declining as you get older? Well, you’re not alone. I see comments from …

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In order for an organization to implement effective change strategies employees must be able to adapt to ever-changing situations and …

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Loneliness is a widespread problem in Western society and around the world, especially among older adults. Prior to the COVID-19 …

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We all have difficult people in our lives—some almost impossible to get along with. It seems like almost every time …

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Having piloted or rolled out mindfulness training courses, many teams or organizations face the challenge of how best to help …

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”If you think you are enlightened, go home for Thanksgiving.” ~ Ram Dass We sometimes say that some people are …

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“You don’t know who you are until you’ve faced real adversity.” ~ Dan Gasby The COVID-19 pandemic is presenting many …

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April is Autism Awareness Month As we recognize the importance of Autism Awareness Month, we also need to be aware …

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Many individuals with autism, ADHD and dyslexia, along with other disabilities, are professionally qualified to join the workforce and actively …

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As employers look for new and effective ways to help their workers manage behavioral and mental health challenges in their …

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OAKLAND, Calif. — Kaiser Permanente physicians and therapists now have the ability to refer their patients to evidenced-based mental health …

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In the 1965 holiday classic, A Charlie Brown Christmas, Charlie Brown finds himself depressed despite the onset of the cheerful …

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Download Asset Here Rethink experts have compiled this guide for families raising children with learning, social and/or behavioral challenges. We …

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Melissa Hutchins, a mother of 3 from Lebanon, Kentucky, loves getting sweet hugs from her children, as well as the …

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Routines are important for any household, but for parents of children with learning, social or behavioral challenges and developmental disabilities, …

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What’s your deepest nature? The Practice: Be home. Why? Throughout history, people have wondered about human nature. Deep down, are …

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Are you holding onto feeling wronged? The Practice: Forgive. Why? Forgiveness is a tricky topic. First, it has two distinct …

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Busy, busy? The Practice: Rest. Why? This practice is definitely a case of teaching what you need to learn: I’ve …

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Keeping with tradition, each year I offer a list of Twelve Good Things. I’ve paired each good thing with a …

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Key Facts About Your Brain: Shaped by evolution, especially of emotional and relational capacities; for example, the bigger the primate …

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“The education of attention would be an education par excellence.“ —William James We hear the word “mindful” more and more …

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This week we will continue from last week’s introduction in the From Shame to Self-Worth series by gaining an understanding …

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What are you saying? The Practice: Speak wisely. Why? “Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words will never …