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M Kathleen B Lustyk

2 papers in the library · publishing 2011-2012

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Retraining the addicted brain: a review of hypothesized neurobiological mechanisms of mindfulness-based relapse prevention.

Psychology of Addictive Behaviors July 9, 2012 Katie Witkiewitz, M Kathleen B Lustyk, Sarah Bowen

Addiction has generally been characterized as a chronic relapsing condition (Leshner, 1999). Several laboratory, preclinical, and clinical studies have provided evidence that craving and negative affect are strong predictors of the relapse process. These states, as well as the desire to avoid them, have been described as primary motives for substance use. A recently developed behavioral...

Relationships Among Premenstrual Symptom Reports, Menstrual Attitudes, and Mindfulness.

Mindfulness February 1, 2011 M Kathleen B Lustyk, Winslow G Gerrish, Haley Douglas et al.

The physical and affective symptoms of a broad range of conditions are improved following mindfulness-based practices. One set of symptoms that has yet to be explored through the lens of mindfulness, however, is that associated with the premenstruum. Also, given the relationships among negative attitudes towards menstruation and amplified symptom reporting, it is reasonable to expect that...