Center for Healthy Minds
Introduction
The Center for Healthy Minds, abbreviated as "CHM" and often shortened to "The Center" is a non-profit research organization located in Madison, Wisconsin. Founded in 2003 by Richard J. Davidson and formerly known as the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds, CHM is affiliated with the University of Wisconsin-Madison. CHM is regarded as an international leader in research concerning cognitive-affective states and the impact of meditation and mindfulness. Richard J. Davidson serves as the current director of the Center for Healthy Minds. The Center's website is https://centerhealthyminds.org/.
Research and Recognition
Notable Persons
- Richard J. Davidson, founder and director
- John D. Dunne, core faculty
- Simon Goldberg, core faculty
- Melissa Rosenkranz, core faculty
- Sarah J. Short, core faculty
- Tony Chambers, director of equity, inclusion, and innovation
- Cortland Dahl
Affiliates
Healthy Minds Innovations is a non-profit affiliate of the Center for Healthy Minds whose mission is to "translate science into tools to cultivate and measure well-being."[1] The Art and Science of Human Flourishing is a course taught at UW-Madison that is based on research conducted by CHM. The course
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