“From a neuroscientific perspective, we have so much untapped potential in our minds,” he said. “So here’s a way that we can start to explore ways of training the minds to improve, both in well-being and performance. And I don’t think those are mutually exclusive things. They’re deeply intertwined.”.....
.....McGehee’s knowledge and expertise in meditation and mindfulness practices can run parallel with psychology, Tiedt said.
“If we’re looking at the well-being of all of our students — and their entire being, not just academics or nutrition or psychology — this mindfulness is a real piece to that,” he said. “ ... It’s a specialty that Chad has that we want to tap into and use any way we can.”......