Body Scan
A ten-minute guided body scan, led plainly and without music.
Mindfulness · Mindfulness · neuroscience of habit
American psychiatrist and neuroscientist (born 1974) who studies how habits form and how attention loosens them. He is director of research and innovation at Brown University's Mindfulness Center and professor of psychiatry and of behavioral and social sciences there, and has turned his work on craving and anxiety into programmes people can actually follow.
American psychiatrist and neuroscientist (born 1974) who studies how habits form and how attention loosens them. He is director of research and innovation at Brown University's Mindfulness Center and professor of psychiatry and of behavioral and social sciences there, and has turned his work on craving and anxiety into programmes people can actually follow.
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Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
A ten-minute guided body scan, led plainly and without music.
Twenty minutes on what his lab found when experienced meditators were put in a scanner.
An hour on anxiety as a habit rather than a condition, and what that changes about working with it.
Nine minutes on the habit loop, and on curiosity as the thing that loosens it.
A secular, evidence-based approach to attention and awareness, developed from Buddhist meditation practice for clinical and everyday use.
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