Classroom Mindfulness Put to the Test
Has the enthusiasm for adolescent mindfulness programs run ahead of the evidence? The largest study conducted yields unexpected results.
Emma Varvaloucas
Emma Varvaloucas is a New York–based writer and the executive director of the Progress Network. She is the editor of two books from Wisdom Publications, Touching Ground and Wholehearted.
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The “Twitter Monk”
He amassed millions of followers. Then the trouble began.
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An Antidote to Doomscrolling
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How Korea’s “Twitter Monk” Mends Broken Hearts
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Podcasts
Classroom Mindfulness Put to the Test
Emma Varvaloucas explores the surprising results of recent research on mindfulness programs for adolescents.
Listen Now on Tricycle | iTunes | SoundCloud
An Antidote to Despair
In this episode of Tricycle Talks, journalist Emma Varvaloucas discusses how we can break out of cycles of pessimism and despair by paying attention to what’s going right.
Listen Now on Tricycle | iTunes | SoundCloud
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