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One of my favorite parts of mindfulness is curiosity. Curiosity flows from letting go of all judgment. It allows for a positive flow of energy.

Our emotions and feelings don’t just live in our minds. They also manifest as sensation in the body. As we bring a gentle awareness to the sensations, we can unlock the potential of nourishing ourselves into a healthy lifestyle.

Now that you may be beginning your third week of practice, what are you noticing as you practice with the anchors and thoughts? Some things may be arising, possibly in the form of emotions. So let’s move onto step 3 in working with your practice of mindful awareness.

In part 2 of this series, we discuss how to deepen your mindful awareness practice by noticing your thoughts as they arise.

In this post, we want to bring you a short “tutorial” on one way to bring mindful awareness to your life in the form of a formal practice.

In the second part of this series on grieving during COVID-19, we share a four-part "grief toolkit" that has helped us through grief and difficult periods.

In this two-part series, we explore the causes of grief, how grief presents differently for different people, and constructive ways to approach your own grief.

Thoughts and tips navigating uncertainty and bringing mindfulness to stressful times during the pandemic.

Time is a mysterious component of raising children. There always seems to be too much of it, or not enough, depending on where you are in the child-rearing journey. In this article, we share 3 components that help you with a daily mindfulness practice.

The uncertainty of the situation can weigh heavily on us with the barrage of news focused on the global response to this imminent problem. In this post, we offer you 5 practical tips you can use to bring mindfulness to your life during this stressful time.