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Mindfulness and a more "human-centred" economy

Discussion paper considering the macroeconomic implications of a scenario in which we increase the overall “level” of mindfulness in the UK.

Online [email protected] Summit - June 2019

On June 17th Mindfulness Initiative Director Jamie Bristow will contribute to the 2019 online [email protected] summit

APPG Event: Neurobiology of Social Connectedness

'Father of Polyvagal Theory', Dr Stephen Porges, and leading expert on oxytocin (the 'cuddle hormone'), Dr Sue Carter, speak about how mindfulness and yoga could help us to live well together

Contemplative Science Symposium - October 2019

The Mindfulness Initiative is partnering with Mind & Life Europe to curate a conference theme on contemplative practice & politics

Mindfulness in the news - April 2019

APPG Event: Ageing Well and Older People

The Mindfulness APPG hearing Ageing Well and Older People took place in Westminster on 14th May 2019.

APPG Event: Neurobiology of Social Connectedness

'Father of Polyvagal Theory', Dr Stephen Porges, and leading expert on oxytocin (the 'cuddle hormone'), Dr Sue Carter, speak about how mindfulness and yoga could help us to live well together

Mindful Nation UK report

The first policy document of its kind, investigating the potential for mindfulness-based interventions across various domains of public policy. Published on behalf of the UK Mindfulness All-Party Parliamentary Group.

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