Podcast
Episode 086 :: Linda Lehrhaupt :: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction: The MBSR Program for Enhancing Health and Vitality
Linda Lehrhaupt, PhD Linda Lehrhaupt joins us to speak about her book, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction: The MBSR Program for Enhancing Health and Vitality. If you’ve taken an MBSR program, you likely learned a lot from your teachers and especially your fellow participants. And you may have been exposed to a lot more that you weren’t […]
Episode 085 :: Stephen Schettini :: Mindful Lives Podcast
Stephen Schettini Mindfulness teacher Stephen Schettini joins us to speak about his Mindful Lives Podcast. Mindfulness can have a lot of meanings. In some traditional contexts, there is a long standing history of what it meant once upon a time and still does today… within those religious institutions. But as mindfulness goes mainstream, the meaning […]
Episode 084 :: Nicole Franklin :: Mindfulness for Children with Learning Disabilities
Nicole Franklin Nicole Franklin joins us to speak about the incorporation of mindfulness into the Better Emotional and Social Times or B.E.S.T. program run by the Learning Disabilities Association of Niagara Region. Think back to what it was like being a kid in school. Some days good, some days perhaps more challenging. And as I […]
Episode 083 :: George Mumford :: The Mindful Athlete: Secrets to Peak Performance
George Mumford George Mumford speaks with us about The Mindful Athlete: Secrets to Peak Performance. I remember being not so good at sports growing up, to put it kindly. “Psyching myself out” was what we called at least part of that, over thinking things which took me out of the moment, strangling any flow of […]
Episode 082 :: Rose Pavlov :: Ivy Child International
Rose Pavlov As mindfulness becomes more common in contemporary society, so is its acceptance as a part of public and private school systems. Children are learning how to observe their outer environment and inner experience, widening the gap between stimulus and response, and making more intentional choices in their words and actions. Along the way, […]
Episode 081 :: Mark Coleman :: Make Peace with Your Mind: How Mindfulness and Compassion Can Free You from Your Inner Critic
Mark Coleman Mindfulness teacher Mark Coleman joins us to speak about his book Make Peace with Your Mind: How Mindfulness and Compassion Can Free You from Your Inner Critic. How many times has that voice inside, that inner critic, spoken louder to you than the people sitting next to you? What does the critic say, […]
Episode 080 :: Rebecca Crane :: What Defines Mindfulness-Based Programs?
Rebecca Crane Rebecca Crane returns to the podcast to speak with us about the new paper What defines mindfulness-based programs? The warp and the weft. With the proliferation of programs using the word mindfulness in their title, there comes a valid question: how does the consumer know this really is a mindfulness program? And how […]
Episode 079 :: Sara Harvey Yao :: Drop In: Lead with Deeper Presence and Courage
Sara Harvey Yao Sara Harvey Yao joins us to speak about her book Drop In: Lead with Deeper Presence and Courage. Mindfulness can be kinda sneaky. I don’t mean this in a deliberate way, but rather that this idea of developing mindful presence can touch just about everything in our waking life. And though it […]
Episode 078 :: Dr. Judson Brewer :: Eating Mindfully
Dr. Judson Brewer Dr. Judson Brewer joins us to speak about eating mindfully with the Eat Right Now app. Chances are today, yesterday, and just about every day of your life you’ve eaten. Chances are also good that most of those dining experiences were done while not entirely aware of the process; like me, you […]
Episode 077 :: Patricia Lynn Dobkin :: Mindful Medical Practitioners: A Guide for Clinicians and Educators
Patricia Lynn Dobkin Dr. Patricia Lynn Dobkin joins us to speak about her new book, Mindful Medical Practitioners: A Guide for Clinicians and Educators. Teaching mindfulness can be a very challenging activity. Introducing it to various contexts requires a deep understanding of that environment, the attitudes and perspectives of the potential participants, and an elegant […]
