Dr. Chaoul has extensive experience in the area of mind-body practices, both academically and in clinical practice. Since 1999, he has taught in the Medical Center, particularly at MD Anderson Cancer Center, conducting classes with cancer patients and their families as well as teaching at the Rothko Chapel, the Jung Center, and the Esalen Institute. Dr. Chaoul is the author/co-author of various articles and book chapters, focusing on the role of mind-body practices, as well as Tibetan meditation. Additionally, his research and publications focus on mind-body practices in integrative care, examining how these practices can reduce chronic stress, anxiety and sleep disorders and improve quality of life and cognitive function.
The Dalai Lama’s Grammy and Empathetic Joy
Empathetic Joy is one of the Four Immeasurables, the capacity to feel genuine happiness for the well-being and success of others. Or more simply, rejoicing in
Alejandro Chaoul
February 18, 2026
