Reduce Teacher Stress with Mindfulness

Reduce Teacher Stress with Mindfulness   By John M. de Castro, Ph.D.   “Daily mindfulness practice has been scientifically proven to reduce teacher stress and burnout, in turn improving their effectiveness and engagement with their students.” – InnerExplorer   Stress is epidemic in the western workplace with almost two thirds of workers reporting high levels of stress […]

Reduce Stress and Increase Well-Being in People with Schizophrenia with Mindfulness

Reduce Stress and Increase Well-Being in People with Schizophrenia with Mindfulness   By John M. de Castro, Ph.D.   “In schizophrenic patients, mindfulness intervention leads to better psychosocial functioning, improved positive emotions, and reduced negative symptoms.” – Jia‐Ling Sheng   Schizophrenia is the most common form of psychosis. Its effects about 1% of the population worldwide. […]

Socially Mindful Behavior is Perceived Positively and Evokes Brain Responses

 Blood Glucose  Body Awareness  Body Fat  Body Satisfaction  Bone  Borderline Personality Disorder  Brain Chemistry  Brain Electrical Activity  Brain Injury  Brain systems  Burnout  Business  Cancer  Cardiovascular  Caregiving  Cause-Effect  Character  Children  Chron’s Disease  Chronic Disease  Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD)  Cigarettes  Cirrhosis  Cognition  Colds & Flu  Communications  Compassion  Conflict  cooperation  cost effectiveness  Covid-19  Creativity  Critical Thinking  Cystic […]

Lunchtime Mindfulness and Exercise Training have only Weak Benefits for Stress and Mental Health

Lunchtime Mindfulness and Exercise Training have only Weak Benefits for Stress and Mental Health   By John M. de Castro, Ph.D.   ”The research is strong for mindfulness’ positive impact in certain areas of mental health, including stress reduction, emotion and attention regulation, reduced rumination, for reducing mild to moderate depression and anxiety, and preventing depressive relapse.” – Kelle Walsh   Over the last several […]