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Healthy Minds LIVE: The How of Well-Being

Mar 29, 7:00PM to 8:30PM
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Discover new skills for your mental and emotional well-being from researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Center for Healthy Minds. This event will focus on the Healthy Minds Framework consisting of four pillars of well-being that have been studied in the lab and have been shown to improve with training: awareness, or attentiveness to one’s environment and internal cues such as bodily sensations, thoughts and feelings; connection, or appreciation, kindness and compassion; insight, which refers to fostering curiosity and self-knowledge; and purpose, or understanding your values and motivations.
 
The How of Well-Being is part of the Healthy Minds LIVE virtual event series from the Center for Healthy Minds and its external, affiliated nonprofit Healthy Minds Innovations (makers of the Healthy Minds Program app) to bring you the latest research findings, innovation trends and tips to promote well-being in your daily life and community.

This year, Healthy Minds LIVE focuses on a systems approach to well-being and mental health, first starting with ourselves and our own minds and then expanding to how well-being might be shared through supportive systems for the next generation and as we age.

Access the replay for our second Healthy Minds LIVE event on May 10th. 


Watch the Replay

Event Speakers

Portrait of Richard J. Davidson, Founder of Center for Healthy Minds

Richard J. Davidson

Founder, Center for Healthy Minds and the William James & VilasProfessor of Psychology & Psychiatry at UW–MadisonFounder, Healthy Minds Innovations

Learn more about Richard.

Christy Wilson Mendenhall

Christy Wilson-Mendenhall

Associate Scientist, Center for Healthy Minds Scientific Lead, Healthy Minds Program, Healthy Minds Innovations

Learn more about Christy.

Support the Work

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This event and others are supported by the generosity of individuals and organizations who share our vision of a kinder, wiser, more compassionate world.

A significant portion of our funding comes from supporters who give to the Center for Healthy Minds, enabling a variety of projects – whether it’s understanding how the brain works or bringing well-being skills out into the world. 

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