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Daniel Fischer

4 papers in the library · 116 citations · publishing 2013-2023

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Improving the mental health and well-being of healthcare providers using the transcendental meditation technique during the COVID-19 pandemic: A parallel population study.

PLoS One 2023 Mark S Nestor, Alec Lawson, Daniel Fischer

Frontline Healthcare provider (HCP) burnout has dramatically increased due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Hospitals are supporting wellness programs and techniques to reduce burnout including the Transcendental Meditation (TM) technique. This study evaluated the use of TM on HCP symptoms of stress, burnout and wellness. A total of 65 HCPs at three South Florida hospitals were recruited and...

Mindfulness Training at School: A Way to Engage Adolescents with Sustainable Consumption?

Sustainability October 4, 2018 Tina Böhme, Laura Stanszus, Sonja Maria Geiger et al. 50 citations

A central challenge in research on education for sustainable consumption (ESC) is to develop new approaches to engage adolescents with sustainable consumption (SC) in a way that addresses not only the cognitive but also the socio-emotional and behavioral levels. Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) that foster awareness, (self-)reflection, and ethical values could potentially leverage...

Education for Sustainable Consumption through Mindfulness Training: Development of a Consumption-Specific Intervention

Journal of Teacher Education for Sustainability June 16, 2017 Laura Stanszus, Daniel Fischer, Tina Böhme et al. 66 citations

Abstract Several widespread approaches to Education for Sustainable Consumption (ESC) have emerged from the tradition of consumer information. A major shortcoming of such cognitive-focused approaches is their limited capacity to facilitate reflection on the affective processes underpinning people’s engagement with consumption. More holistic pedagogies are thus needed to increase the...

Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Change in Health-Related Behaviors

Journal of Evidence-Based Complementary & Alternative Medicine October 1, 2013 Elena Salmoirago-Blotcher, Matthew Hunsinger, Lucas Morgan et al.

How best to support change in health-related behaviors is an important public health challenge. The role of mindfulness training in this process has received limited attention. We sought to explore whether mindfulness training is associated with changes in health-related behaviors. The Health Behaviors Questionnaire was used to obtain self-reported data on dietary behaviors, drinking, smoking,...