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More than 75 presentations are scheduled, including research forums, presentation dialogues, workshops, keynotes, breakfast roundtables, and a full day retreat. Conference Chair, Saki Santorelli, Executive Director of the Center for Mindfulness, will give the keynote presentation. Other speakers will include Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D., Amishi P. Jha, Ph.D., Philippe Goldin, Ph.D. and Richard J. Davidson, Ph.D., among many others. For more information, click here. Click here to register online or print the registration form to fax or mail....

But as with any hair type, you can get bored by wearing your hair the same old way. To inspire you to try something new, we’re sharing some new ways to style your shoulder-length hairdos. No matter what your age and no matter what the occasion or season, we’ve got a shoulder-length style for you, so read on: ** 1. Fluffy Curls and Curtain Bangs These easy, breezy curls can be done in mere minutes, depending on the thickness of your hair....

Backstage, TRESemmé‘s Global Stylist Odile Gilbert whipped the team into shape with a few choice words: “The key to this look is to create smooth and shiny hair, without it looking oily, for a chic and sophisticated style.” Read on for a step-by-step breakdown of how they achieved these red carpet-worthy ponies: ** Step 1: Start in the shower. Start on clean, washed hair. We like the smooth shine we get from TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Shampoo and TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Conditioner....

Skunk stripe hair is the latest hair color trend taking over social media. It is a high contrast of two shades. The colors sported with this trend are mostly black and platinum blonde, but you’re not limited to just that! We’ve seen variations with different shades of blonde and even bright hues too! Keep scrolling to check out five ways to wear this contrasting hair color trend: ** Whether you’re taking inspo from TikTok and trying out skunk stripe hair streaks or going for a peek-a-boo look, there are many ways you can incorporate this viral trend into your new hair color....

Weng is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco, core faculty of the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine, and affiliate faculty member of the Neuroscape Center. In August 2020, she and her team published the first-ever peer-reviewed study to decode brain networks during meditation, using machine learning. Instead of treating meditation as a uniform and unchanging process that occurs more or less the same way in everyone’s brain, Weng wanted to accurately portray how internal states ebb and flow during meditation....