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Mind-Body Health & Wellness
Mind Body Medical Institute, Harvard University
Duke University Integrative Medicine Center
University of Wisconsin
Institute of Noetic Sciences
Mind & Life Institute
The Journal of Mind and Behavior

Psychology, Brain and Health
American Psychological Association
Harvard University, Psychology Department
The Journal of Mind and Behavior
Journal of Health Psychology
Brain, Behavior and Immunity
International Journal of Behavioral Medicine
Behavioral Medicine
Journal of Health Psychology
Psychosomatic Medicine

General Sciences, Medicine & Neurosciences
Scientific American
Public Library of Science [Open Public Access]
Nature
Science Magazine
American Scientist
Journal of American Medical Association
British Medical Journal
Nature Medicine
The Lancet
Nature Neuroscience

Yoga and Meditation Research
Mind Body Medical Institute, Harvard University
University of Wisconsin
The Himalayan Institute of Yoga Science and Philosophy
Institute of Noetic Sciences meditation research bibliography
Center for Mindfulness, The University of Massachusetts Medical School
Yoga International

Exercise and Health
American College of Sports Medicine
American Psychological Association, Division 47
Journal of Applied Sport Psychology
Health Canada-Healthy Living-Physical Activity
Journal of Physical Activity & Health (JPAH)
American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance (AAHPERD)


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Harnessing Mindfulness


Good Morning Parmjit
I apologize for taking so long in contacting you.  I wanted to let you know that the evaluations sheets we handed out after you did the session for our Divisional Day (way back in October) were all excellent.  Every single staff person who attended your session was very pleased with it. They all found it very relaxing and said that they would enjoy a further session and recommend you to other departments who were having a department day similar to the one you presented your session at.

Also, I should mention that you may in the very near future hear from one of my co-workers asking you to do a session for our individual team. She is working on the logistics with our manager to see what we can do about having you come to one of our
meetings.

Once again, I want to thank you for the wonderful session you did for us and wish you the best in 2009.

Tish Rands
Child Care Program Analyst
City of Hamilton, Ontario

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