Welcome to the course
Watch Craig and Richard introduce the course and talk more about what you’re going to learn, and how you’ll go about learning it. Talking point We would like to start …
Course: Mindfulness for Wellbeing and Peak Performance
Meet the course team
This course has been created by your lead educators, Craig Hassed and Richard Chambers, along with course team member Sherelle Connaughton and others from Monash University. Professor Craig Hassed Craig …
Feedback from the educators
Watch Craig and Richard chat about the conversations and questions that have arisen from comments, discussions and learner activity throughout Week 4 of the course. We hope you enjoy it. …
Feedback from the educators
Watch Craig chat about the conversations and questions that have arisen from comments, discussions and learner activity throughout Week 3 of the course. We hope you enjoy it. This is …
Recommended resources
In this course you’ve explored the science, practice and application of mindfulness and have learned how to incorporate mindfulness practices into your life to reduce stress, improve mental health and …
Acknowledgements
This course is made up of a range of materials and features contributions from a variety of resources. The educators would like to acknowledge the following people and organisations for …
Introduction to Week 4
Watch Craig and Richard provide an overview of what you’re going to learn in this week of the course, and how you can go about maintaining a mindful life. This …
Multitasking experiment
If you want to explore more deeply the negative impact of complex multitasking on performance, depth of experience and enjoyment then try one or more of these multitasking experiments. Experiment …
Managing your emotions
Watch Craig introduce the importance of emotions for our physical and mental health. In the video, Craig presents examples of the benefits of mindfulness to health and wellbeing. If it …
Multitasking, unitasking and efficient attention switching
Watch Craig introduce the topic of how mindfulness is vital for learning and performance. The modern challenges for mindful awareness include being hurried and stressed, complex multitasking, and being unable …
Introduction to Week 3
Watch Craig and Richard introduce the topic for this week, improving work and study performance. How we refer to work, study and learning We refer to work and study throughout …
Feedback from the educators
Watch Craig and Richard chat about the conversations and questions that have arisen from comments, discussions and learner activity throughout Week 2 of the course. We hope you enjoy it. …
Mindfulness of everyday activities – the informal practice of mindfulness
Our lives are comprised of moments, one after another. For instance, today you may have woken up, turned off your alarm, got up, showered, dried yourself, had breakfast, travelled to …
The power of curiosity
Watch Richard introduce the notion of curiosity, or being interested in something, which can help us to be more mindful. Curiosity is a central quality of mindfulness. When we are …
Introduction to Week 2
Watch Craig and Richard introduce the topic for this week, improving work and study performance. We refer to work and study throughout this week and the course as a whole, …