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Welcome to the Mindfulness Information Exchange
This page contains questions and requests for information from Mindfulnet.org site users. If you have a question to ask, please contact us via our contact page or email webmaster@mindfulnet.org. Please note, there may be a short delay in uploading questions onto this page.
Requests for help & information
Would you like to get involved in Bangor's latest mindfulness research?
Researchers from Centre for Mindfulness and School of Psychology, Bangor University, are currently conducting studies which investigate changes in brain functioning associated with mindfulness practice. The main focus of the current project is on attention processing and emotion regulation relevant to well-being using brain wave methodology (EEG). They are looking for research participants both new to and experienced in mindfulness practice.
If you are interested in this research and would like to learn more, please contact Dr. Dusana Dorjee (d.dorjee@bangor.ac.uk or 01248-388842).
Use of Mindfulness by Chief Executives and top teams
Mindfulnet would like to hear from anyone who has successfully helped Chief Execs and top teams to integrate Mindfulness into the way they work. What approach did you use? What worked? What did not? What are the main benefits reported?
Can you help? Please email juliet@mindfulnet.org
Mindfulness in schools
Eric Badeur is a teacher and mindful instructor in Sweden. He is working with mindfulness in schools, which is new to Sweeden. He would like to learn more about the practical aspects of working with pupils of different ages.Eric would really like the opportunity to contact schools to exchange experience and knowledge.
Can you help Eric? Email Eric at badeur_se@yahoo.com
How can we make mindfulness for accessible to a sceptical audience?
One of Mindfulnets founding goals was to make mindfulness more accessible to people who may have little or no experience of it. Research demonstrates that may people employed in professional roles lose interest if they cannot find the information they need on the web within three mouse clicks. Mindfulnet would like to hear what approaches are proving successful, so that it can share best practice.
If you have any suggestions or case stuudies please contact juliet@mindfulnet.org
Funding for Mindfulness Research
Tracy Stewart would like to know how to find funding for mindfulness research.
If you have any ideas on funding, please email Sharon at tszora@woh.rr.com
New Mindfulness guidebook
Oli Doyle has just published a new guidebook on mindfulness which is available as a download or in paperback. Click here for more information
Outcomes of previous requests for information
Mindfulness and the care of the dying
Sue Stirling was interested to find out if there is anyone "out there" who is currently researching in to, or working clinically in the area of, the use of mindfulness practice as a form of support for those who are facing the end of life stages. She has been contacted by another Mindfulnet site user.