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There are many different strategies for working with anxiety but one of the most effective ways is to practice mindfulness. What does this look like?
There are many different strategies for working with anxiety but one of the most effective ways is to practice mindfulness. What does this look like?
The practice of mindfulness and meditation has been around for thousands of years, but has gained interest in the business world primarily because we now have the ability to do the one thing that was never possible before — see how these practices change the wiring and the makeup of our brains.
Death happens to everyone—some, sooner than others. You are not immune.
In this article, I interviewed Dr. Jamie Coleman, a trauma surgeon at Indiana University Health. She is a trauma surgeon and a mother, and also writes a blog titled Hot Heels, Cool Kicks, & a Scalpel.
As patients, we look to our doctors and others in the medical profession to help us heal from illnesses. However, what the studies indicate is that doctors and medical professionals often struggle with burnout and depression, as well as substance abuse. This leads to asking the question: What are doctors and other medical professionals doing to practice self-care and wellness?
Does this sound familiar? Feeling that you’re not cut out for the work you’re doing or the work you want to be doing?
How can you improve your resilience?
A practice for managing your emotional pain.
Most of us experience a wandering mind about half the time -- and this is not good news.
Choosing joy can feel like a luxury that we cannot afford, but you can if you try.