Date May 19, 2016, 12:00 pm – 12:00 pm Location Thomas Laboratory, 005 Audience Free and open to the university community and the public. Details Event Description Looking on the bright side even when things go wrong is a key component of optimism, which research links to a better ability to cope with stress. Many of us have a tendency to look on the bright side very rarely. Mindfulness skills can help us to direct our attention towards possibilities and opportunities that we might be missing.Facilitated by Shefalika Gandhi, LCSWhttp://uhs.princeton.edu/about-us/staff/shefalika-gandhi-lcsw Sponsor Molecular Biology and University Health Services Event Category Mindfulness Workshop