Grieving 2020: How To Manage Feelings Of Loss
The coronavirus pandemic has brought with it a lot of loss. Almost everyone at some point this year has gone through loss - either...
Dr. Kathryn Soule, PhD, LPCMental Health and Wellbeing
Meditation and mindfulness benefit our mental health in infinite ways. Trauma, anxiety, depression, and unhelpful psychological patterns are each soothed through awareness.
Learn how radical self-compassion and meditation help us conquer negative self talk. Mindfully navigate social media, a stressful workplace or interpersonal relationships. Build new habits and approach addiction recovery with awareness. Work through fears and trauma with meditation.
Explore the connection between mindfulness and psychological wellbeing with posts from leading physicians, spiritual teachers and Insight Timer staff writers.
6 Steps To Your Healthy Morning Routine
Are you waking up in the morning with your brain abuzz, anxious thoughts and dream snippets racing through your consciousness, your heart pounding like...
Isabelle Pikörn
Trauma-Informed Yoga: What Beginners Should Know
Typically, what we know about treating trauma really relies heavily on psychological therapies, but recently more and more emphasis is being given to body-based...
Megan Kirk Chang, PhD
The Threat Of Our Inner Critic (Part I)
The presence of an inner critic in our personality is a universal phenomenon. All adults who seeks to achieve competence in living will have...
Robert Leichtman, MD
Coping Strategies For COVID-19: Awareness For Habitual Thought Patterns & Emotional Habits
The awareness of our habitual thought patterns, emotional habits, and reactive behaviors can act as our compass during this turmoil; and, compassionate acceptance of...
Ryan Lewis
The Politics Of Being A Person
Join Dr. Candice Creasman as she explores why and how to show up with courageous compassion in times of social and emotional pain.
Dr. Candice Creasman
Self-Awareness For Kids: Teaching Children To Connect To Themselves & Pay Attention
"I ask students if they have ever been told to pay attention. The most common response is yes. I then ask if they have...
Abigail Wilber
You Are Not Your Thoughts: Where Thoughts Come From and How to Detach from Negative Ones
Have you ever considered questioning your thoughts, or do you just accept whatever comes into your head as normal thinking? Join Ora Nadrich as...
Ora Nadrich
Time Famine: When We’re Starved for Time, Meditation Can Feed Us
Time famine, or time poverty, is the feeling of not having enough time to do all you want to. The concept of time famine...
Isabelle Pikörn
3 Ways To Get Involved in World Mental Health Day This Year
On October 10th, you can help to raise awareness for mental health and mobilize efforts to support those in crisis by participating in World...
Isabelle Pikörn