Contemplative Intervention Reduces Physical Interventions for Children in Residential Psychiatric Treatment.
Prevention Science February 1, 2017 Joshua C Felver, Richard H. Jones, Matthew A Killam et al.
This research explored the effectiveness of a manualized contemplative intervention among children receiving intensive residential psychiatric care. Ten children with severe psychiatric disabilities received 12 sessions (30-45 min) of "Mindful Life: Schools" (MLS) over the course of a month. Facility-reported data on the use of physical intervention (i.e., seclusions and restraints) were...
DOI: 10.1007/s11121-016-0720-x (opens in new tab)
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Mindfulness
Children
Residential treatment
Seclusion and restraint
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