Harmony at Work: Nurturing Employee Wellbeing Through Mindfulness Practices:A Literature Review

Abstract

In the paper, the significant influence of mindfulness on building a resilient and well-rounded workforce in the modern workplace is examined. The introduction establishes the scene by emphasizing the growing significance of worker well-being and presenting mindfulness as a transforming tool in the face of the demanding and fast-paced nature of contemporary workplaces. The paper explains the fundamentals of mindfulness, including its history, tenets, and practice of being in the now. The tone for further talks about the useful applications of mindfulness in the workplace is established by this fundamental knowledge. By integrating the mind and body, mindfulness is explored in a way that goes beyond mental exercises to show its
comprehensive character. The report highlights the complex relationship between physiological wellness and mindfulness, highlighting its ability to lower stress hormones and improve immune system performance. It does this by drawing on neuroscientific research as well as psychophysiological investigations. These useful tools enable staff members to adopt mindfulness as a technique for managing the demands of their work lives, from regular routines to special meditation areas. The fourth portion looks at mindfulness to boost emotional intelligence, develop empathy and self awareness, and establish a collaborative and understanding work environment. The study also emphasizes mindfulness as an effective tactic for lowering stress and fostering resilience. It illustrates how mindfulness practices give workers the skills they need to handle stress, overcome setbacks, and face problems head-on with poise using case studies and real-world situations.

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Authors

  • Ms. Saniya Ulhas Shiurkar Author

Keywords:

Mindfulness practices, Employee wellbeing, Workplace culture, Stress reduction, Resilience building.

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Published

2025-06-30

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Research article