Who Is Susan Bauer-Wu?

Susan Bauer-Wu, Ph.D., R.N. is a renowned:
- Clinical researcher in stress resilience
- Mindfulness practitioner and teacher
- Expert in contemplative end-of-life care

Currently serving as the Tussi and John Kluge Professor at the University of Virginia School of Nursing, she bridges healthcare and contemplative practices.

Key Contributions to Mind-Body Medicine

Bauer-Wu's groundbreaking work focuses on:

1. Stress Resilience Research
- Studies chronic stress effects
- Develops mindfulness interventions
- Specializes in serious illness populations

2. Contemplative End-of-Life Care
- Author of Leaves Falling Gently
- Integrates mindfulness into palliative care
- Enhances quality of life for patients

Professional Background & Achievements

Current Roles:
- Professor at University of Virginia
- Adjunct Faculty in Religious Studies
- Member of Contemplative Sciences Center

Previous Positions:

Institution	Role
Emory University	Associate Professor
Harvard Medical School	Instructor
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute	Research Director

Mindfulness Programs & Global Impact

Bauer-Wu offers:
- Retreats for healthcare professionals
- Meditation training for patients/families
- International teaching throughout Asia

Her programs combine:
✔ Evidence-based research
✔ Compassionate care principles
✔ Practical mindfulness techniques

Why Her Work Matters Today

In our stress-filled world, Bauer-Wu's approach helps:
- Reduce caregiver burnout
- Improve patient coping
- Transform end-of-life experiences

Her integrative methods demonstrate how mindfulness can revolutionize healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

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Susan Bauer-Wu: Mindfulness Expert in End-of-Life Care