David Creswell's guest appearances

David Creswell

Present Moment: Mindfulness Practice and Science

Greenroom Conversations

Mind & Life

Max Joseph

Janice Marturano

Rick Hanson

Judson Brewer

Marc Lesser

George Mumford

Elisha Goldstein

Donald Altman

Toni Bernhard

Jason Siff

Greta Christina

Mark Coleman

Ronald Epstein

Linda Lehrhaupt

Austin Smith

OwlTail

In this episode, Wendy speaks with social psychologist and contemplative researcher David Creswell. David has been studying the effects of meditation on stress and resilience for over a decade, and has conducted some of the most rigorous studies to date investigating which aspects of mindfulness interventions bring benefit. This conversation covers many topics, including: integrating psychology and Buddhism since high school; understanding stress and resilience; acceptance and equanimity in mindfulness; bringing scientific rigor to the study of mindfulness through dismantling trials; effects of equanimity on the stress response and positive emotions; how contemplative skills spill over from the cushion into daily life; how practice changes the brain and why those changes matter; a risky study with a president's daughter; the promise of apps to deliver mindfulness; how acceptance differs from passive resignation; and viewing biology and psychology as two sides of the same coin.  Full show notes and resources

In this episode, Wendy speaks with social psychologist and contemplative researcher David Creswell. David has been studying the effects of meditation on stress and resilience for over a decade, and has conducted some of the most rigorous studies to date investigating which aspects of mindfulness interventions bring benefit. This conversation covers many topics, including: <ul><li>integrating psychology and Buddhism since high school;</li> <li>understanding stress and resilience;</li> <li>acceptance and equanimity in mindfulness;</li> <li>bringing scientific rigor to the study of mindfulness through dismantling trials;</li> <li>effects of equanimity on the stress response and positive emotions;</li> <li>how contemplative skills spill over from the cushion into daily life;</li> <li>how practice changes the brain and why those changes matter;</li> <li>a risky study with a president's daughter;</li> <li>the promise of apps to deliver mindfulness;</li> <li>how acceptance differs from passive resignation;</li> <li>and viewing biology and psychology as two sides of the same coin.</li> </ul> <a href="https://podcast.mindandlife.org/david-creswell/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Full show notes and resources</a>

David Creswell – Exploring Equanimity

About our Interview withViolist David Creswell, talked to us about his path to being a very active freelancer in New York City, from Broadway to the New Philharmonic.  He shares his love of how the viola can be the conduit of so much color in an ensemble and how he followed his career goals to pursue an orchestral career.  Personal connections and auditions lead to him establishing a network and the skills needed to be successful in freelancing.  The pros and cons of a permanent job and the diversity a freelancing career offers (teaching, chamber music, Broadway, orchestra, recordings, pop).  David shares his interest in tuning, teaching, and his teaching of eurhythmics and viola at Juilliard.  While he still takes auditions for jobs, he shares his reasoning on why to take an audition and how he prepares.  We talked about; skills for filling in as a substitute in orchestras, time management skills needed for a freelance career and the priorities that ensures success.  Links to learn more: Eurthythmics Practice by David Creswell David Creswell on the American Viola Society's Website

About our Interview with Violist David Creswell, talked to us about his path to being a very active freelancer in New York City, from Broadway to the New Philharmonic.  He shares his love of how the viola can be the conduit of so much color in an ensemble and how he followed his career goals to pursue an orchestral career.  Personal connections and auditions lead to him establishing a network and the skills needed to be successful in freelancing.  The pros and cons of a permanent job and the diversity a freelancing career offers (teaching, chamber music, Broadway, orchestra, recordings, pop).  David shares his interest in tuning, teaching, and his teaching of eurhythmics and viola at Juilliard.  While he still takes auditions for jobs, he shares his reasoning on why to take an audition and how he prepares.  We talked about; skills for filling in as a substitute in orchestras, time management skills needed for a freelance career and the priorities that ensures success.  Links to learn more: <ul> <li><a href="http://studio.americanviolasociety.org/studio/2012/11/dalcroze-eurhythmics-by-david-creswell/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Eurthythmics Practice by David Creswell</a></li> <li><a href="http://studio.americanviolasociety.org/studio/2012/11/introducing-david-creswell/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">David Creswell on the American Viola Society's Website</a></li></ul>

S02E07 - David Creswell

Dr. J. David Creswell speaks with us about his work as Director of the Health and Human Performance Lab at Carnegie Mellon.

Episode 001 :: J. David Creswell :: Health and Human Performance Lab at Carnegie Mellon