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Stress & Mindfulness

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Dr. Elizabeth Dalton is an expert on stress, health behaviors, and how our beliefs impact our use of coping mechanisms. Together with Dr. Tomás Estrada, we explore research on stress and how a research-informed understanding may lead to healthy approaches to peace and social-emotional learning. We close by examining recent research on mindfulness and how mindfulness mediates stress and opens space for the vulnerability, uncertainty, and intellectual stretching needed for creativity and problem-solving.

The Music & Peacebuilding Podcast is hosted by Kevin Shorner-Johnson at Elizabethtown College. Join our professional development network at www.musicpeacebuilding.com - thinking deeply we reclaim space for connection and care.

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Chapters

1. Stress & Mindfulness (00:00:00)

2. History of Stress Research (00:02:37)

3. Overview of Stress (00:04:48)

4. Stress is not the Enemy (00:07:17)

5. Chronic Stress (00:10:59)

6. UCLA Life Stress Interview (00:14:41)

7. Family Stress (00:19:04)

8. Depression (00:20:26)

9. Depression Study (00:26:18)

10. Coping (00:28:52)

11. Impact of Beliefs (00:33:42)

12. Mindfulness (00:35:48)

13. Mindfulness Approach (00:39:15)

14. Eating a Raisin (00:41:36)

15. Dalton on Mindfulness (00:44:35)

16. Lederach (00:47:37)

17. Takeaways (00:48:33)

52 episodes

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Dr. Elizabeth Dalton is an expert on stress, health behaviors, and how our beliefs impact our use of coping mechanisms. Together with Dr. Tomás Estrada, we explore research on stress and how a research-informed understanding may lead to healthy approaches to peace and social-emotional learning. We close by examining recent research on mindfulness and how mindfulness mediates stress and opens space for the vulnerability, uncertainty, and intellectual stretching needed for creativity and problem-solving.

The Music & Peacebuilding Podcast is hosted by Kevin Shorner-Johnson at Elizabethtown College. Join our professional development network at www.musicpeacebuilding.com - thinking deeply we reclaim space for connection and care.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Stress & Mindfulness (00:00:00)

2. History of Stress Research (00:02:37)

3. Overview of Stress (00:04:48)

4. Stress is not the Enemy (00:07:17)

5. Chronic Stress (00:10:59)

6. UCLA Life Stress Interview (00:14:41)

7. Family Stress (00:19:04)

8. Depression (00:20:26)

9. Depression Study (00:26:18)

10. Coping (00:28:52)

11. Impact of Beliefs (00:33:42)

12. Mindfulness (00:35:48)

13. Mindfulness Approach (00:39:15)

14. Eating a Raisin (00:41:36)

15. Dalton on Mindfulness (00:44:35)

16. Lederach (00:47:37)

17. Takeaways (00:48:33)

52 episodes

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