Michael Tumminia
Michael J. Tumminia is a 3rd Year PhD candidate in Applied Developmental Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh and works in his advisor Dr. Brian Galla’s Mindfulness and Self-Regulation Lab.
Michael J. Tumminia is a 3rd Year PhD candidate in Applied Developmental Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh and works in his advisor Dr. Brian Galla’s Mindfulness and Self-Regulation Lab.
Inês Trindade, PhD, is a Clinical Psychologist and Research Fellow at the University of Coimbra, Portugal.
Nona’s introduction to mindfulness occurred during her undergraduate education at Duke University, where she jointly majored in Psychology and Middle Eastern/ Asian Studies.
“Whether you call it liberation, theology, transformative justice, mindfulness- we cannot separate those components of practice, all of those things are integrated. Integration brings peace, and peace within is key to embracing the other.”
Dr. Lin is a postdoc working with Dr. Todd Braver in the Cognitive Control & Psychopathology Lab at Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL). His research leverages EEG and fMRI to study the brain mechanisms underlying the effects of mindfulness meditation on emotion regulation and cognitive control.