Center for Healthy Minds researchers partner with global non-profit for on-going community engaged research in the Usap Tayo study. Learn More >
The evening extended beyond dialogue into shared experience where participants were invited into moments of collective vocalization, simple vocal... Learn More >
The PREP (Preparing Religious Environmental Plans) course culminated in a weeklong “Keeping the Faith” convening in March in Madison, WI. Learn More >
Are you in the "driver's seat" of your thoughts, emotions and impulses? Meditation could help, says Center for Healthy Minds Contemplative... Learn More
UW researchers, including experts from the Center for Healthy Minds, are conducting detailed brain imaging work using one of the first head-only,... Learn More >
To flourish is to have a life that feels meaningful and rich, despite the challenges we’ll inevitably face. That's what Center for Healthy Minds... Learn More >
The latest findings in this first-of-its-kind study show nighttime smartphone behavior can be an indicator of suicidal thoughts. Learn More >
Over the course of 12 weeks, twice a week, prekindergarten students learned their ABCs - attention, breath and body and caring practice Learn More >
A new study at the Center is studying how alternative programs may help veterans experiencing PTSD Learn More >
Stress from immediate threats may negatively affect our ability for more complex thinking Learn More >
A Center study suggests mindfulness meditation may provide relief from chronic inflammation Learn More >
The Quiet Revolution shares research on well-being from Center Scientist Pelin Kesebir Learn More
U.S News and World Report features research on the science of savoring from the Center for Healthy Minds Learn More
New research on the relationship between savoring positive emotions and overall well-being Learn More >
Lying, fighting with others and acting disobediently are behaviors sometimes seen in preschool classrooms, but what sets the brains of children who... Learn More >
See how well-being inspires these photos from the Center's photography contest Learn More >
Research suggests breath counting may be one route to improving attention and well-being Learn More >
The Center received a grant from the U.S. Department of Education, in partnership with the Madison Metropolitan School District, to study... Learn More >
Scientists at the Center are exploring how stressors like poverty, neglect and physical abuse experienced in early life may alter critical areas of... Learn More >