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#RUBreathing?

#RUBreathing?

By Suzanne Bigelow | December 14, 2017

#RUBreathing?  Check out the relationship between breath cycles and behavior: Alertness, anxiety and panic are linked to accelerated or erratic breathing, while relaxation and calm are associated with slow, controlled respiration.  Thanks @Grace Bullock!

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More empirical data on the benefits of connecting with nature….

More empirical data on the benefits of connecting with nature…

By Suzanne Bigelow | December 12, 2017

More empirical data on the benefits of connecting with nature….  Guess that explains the bird feeders outside my office window and my growing love of contemplative photography.  Want more?  Check out my personal nature savoring moments under Suzisit on Instagram.

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Forgiveness as a Leadership Trait

Forgiveness as a Leadership Trait that Unites and Stabilizes? Yes!

By Suzanne Bigelow | December 7, 2017

Forgiveness as a Leadership Trait that Unites and Stabilizes? Yes!

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Whether it’s called unconscious bias

Whether it’s called unconscious bias, implicit bias, or “gut instinct,” bias influences the way every one of us sees and treats other people every day.

By Suzanne Bigelow | December 5, 2017

Whether it’s called unconscious bias, implicit bias, or “gut instinct,” bias influences the way every one of us sees and treats other people every day.  Mindfulness practices build awareness and can help us get past minimizing differences to accepting, adapting to, and integrating differences into our life and worldview.

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Check the connection between mindful breathing and leadership excellence

Check the connection between mindful breathing and leadership excellence

By Suzanne Bigelow | November 30, 2017

Check the connection between mindful breathing and leadership excellence in this video from the Mindful Leadership Summit. The Breath: The Secret Enabler for Agile Leadership, Connection and Happiness.

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Yoga and meditation as the foundation for a "trauma informed” approach to wellbeing

Yoga and meditation as the foundation for a “trauma informed” approach to wellbeing

By Suzanne Bigelow | November 28, 2017

Yoga and meditation as the foundation for a  “trauma informed” approach to wellbeing, this practice is equally valid for other professions at risk for secondary trauma.   “Social workers are often over-scheduled, underpaid, exposed to traumatic stories and are therefore at risk of burnout and secondary trauma,” 

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