To review research evidence, current best practice, extent and success of implementation, and potential developments in the application of mindfulness within a range of policy areas, and to develop policy recommendations for government based on these findings.
1. Mindfulness in prison and probation
15/05/2019 - Her Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS)
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Found:
Mindfulness in prison and probation - GOV.UK
2. MP_Expenses object (200541)
24/04/2020 - MP Expenses
Found: Mindfulness course
3. MP_Expenses object (200544)
13/05/2020 - MP Expenses
Found: OXFORD MINDFULNESS
4. MP_Expenses object (189506)
27/05/2020 - MP Expenses
Found: OXFORD MINDFULNESS
5. MP_Expenses object (189526)
08/05/2020 - MP Expenses
Found: OXFORD MINDFULNESS
1. Yoga
21/03/2019 - Lords Chamber
1: very beneficial for mental health: it provides mindfulness, an ability to make better judgments, to relax - Speech Link
2: me. With the evidence showing that yoga and mindfulness can be good for preventing and curing illnesses - Speech Link
2. Well-being
12/03/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: along on a short course on something called “mindfulness”. Jo talked about how it had helped her to cope - Speech Link
3. Mindfulness in Schools
06/09/2016 - Westminster Hall
1: to move,That this House has considered mindfulness in schools.It is, as always, a great pleasure - Speech Link
2: teacher-training workshops on mindfulness, has shown that teaching children mindfulness helps to reduce bullying - Speech Link
4. Mental Health Education in Schools
06/11/2017 - Westminster Hall
1: the work of Oxford University’s mindfulness centre and the Mindfulness and Resilience in Adolescence—MYRIAD—project - Speech Link
2: school through modern positive psychology and mindfulness to lead flourishing lives. The whole wellbeing - Speech Link
3: exercise and social skills, and for wellbeing and mindfulness. Achieving a balance between promoting academic - Speech Link
5. United Nations General Assembly 2018: IRC Report
06/09/2018 - Lords Chamber
1: mention the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Mindfulness. On the Parliamentary Estate, there are now 400 - Speech Link
2: I was not expecting to follow a speech about mindfulness. I am tempted to suggest that the noble Lord - Speech Link
3: raised a very important and cogent point about mindfulness, while the noble Baroness, Lady Smith, was a - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Tim Loughton MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 4471.
Email: loughtont@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
Mr Jamie Bristow, The Mindfulness Initiative, 18-20 Union Street, Sheffield S1 2JP. Tel: 07973 432 868
Email: jamie@mindfulnessinitiative.org.uk
Secretariat:
The Mindfulness Initiative acts as the group's secretariat. http://www.themindfulnessinitiative.org.uk/
Group's Website:
http://www.themindfulnessinitiative.org.uk/mindfulness-all-party-parliamentary-group
No direct financial benefits are on record for the Mindfulness APPG