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Sam Himelstein

3 papers in the library · 135 citations · publishing 2011-2014

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Mindfulness Training as an Intervention for Substance User Incarcerated Adolescents: A Pilot Grounded Theory Study

Substance Use & Misuse March 11, 2014 Sam Himelstein, Stephen Saul, Albert Garcia‐romeu et al. 28 citations

Mindfulness-based treatment for adolescents is a clinical and research field still in its infancy. Literature is needed to address specific subcultural populations to expand this growing field. Further, minimal literature addresses the process of teaching mindfulness to adolescents. The current study investigated how to effectively teach mindfulness to 10 incarcerated adolescent substance users...

Mindfulness training for self-regulation and stress with incarcerated youth

Probation Journal June 1, 2012 Sam Himelstein, Arthur Hastings, Shauna L. Shapiro et al. 60 citations

The current study investigated the feasibility of implementing a 10-week mindfulness-based intervention with a group of incarcerated adolescents. Before and after completion of the 10-week intervention, 32 participants filled out self-report questionnaires on trait mindfulness, self-regulation, and perceived stress. We hypothesized that self-reported mindfulness and self-regulation would...

Mindfulness-Based Substance Abuse Treatment for Incarcerated Youth: A Mixed Method Pilot Study

International Journal of Transpersonal Studies 2011 Sam Himelstein 47 citations

The current study investigated the effects of an 8-week mindfulness-based substance use intervention on self-reported impulsiveness, perceived drug risk, and healthy self-regulation in a sample of 60 incarcerated youth. Forty-eight participants completed questionnaires pre and post intervention. Additionally, 16 participants from two of the final 8-week cohorts were interviewed in focus groups...