Mind–Body Medicine Training for Incarcerated Men and Women
Healthcare March 16, 2026 Julie K Staples, Jesse Rice, Kathleen S. Farah et al.
Background/Objective: Mind–body programs teaching mindfulness-based techniques have benefits for incarcerated people, as do programs in which individuals teach yoga to their incarcerated peers. However, there are no studies of comprehensive programs that combine a variety of self-care techniques with group support and enable people in prison to enhance their own well-being and then share what...
DOI: 10.3390/healthcare14060746 (opens in new tab)
Prison
Coping psychology
Meaning existential
Soft skills
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