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The way I see it, we all have an inherent capacity to care and connect with the world that surrounds us. It comes down to paying attention with intention. It means valuing our common humanity, appreciating our differences and acknowledging...
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October 10th marks worldwide mental health day, a day on which hopefully we can come together and advocate for a society in which all struggles, visible and non-visible, are deemed valid and those who need care are able to access...
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The new school year is now underway. Students across North America are gearing up, getting excited and dealing with the general nervousness and anxiety that often accompanies new events and experiences. Unfortunately, more often than not, young people are left to...
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This Month's Feature Andrew Roach and Josephine Mhende at Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia. Background ANDY: One experience that stands out is our first time implementing the Mindfulness Ambassador Program with a group of young parents in a low income area in...
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Originally published in Mindfulness Without Border’s February 2018 Newsletter In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re focusing this newsletter on building healthy relationships. Feeling connected and cared for requires a genuine willingness to truly accept each individual exactly as they are. It means being vulnerable and...
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