Emily Nauman is a GGSC research assistant. She completed her undergraduate studies at Oberlin College with a double major in Psychology and French, and has previously worked as a research assistant in Oberlin’s Psycholinguistics lab and Boston University’s Eating Disorders Program.
Are parents really less happy than non-parents, as many recent books and studies have suggested? New research finds that the truth is surprising and…
About half of substance abusers who enter treatment use again within a year. Can it help to cultivate moment-to-moment awareness?
A new study finds that children of mindfully self-compassionate parents tend to have lower rates of anxiety and depression.
Research says that Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy is an effective treatment for depression. A new study finds out why.
A new study explores how mindfulness meditation might help women cultivate more secure adult relationships.
Two new studies explore how attachment style, romantic conflict, stress, gender, and mindfulness interact with each other.
