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Laura Feagans Gould

4 papers in the library · publishing 2010-2016

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A Qualitative Exploration of Implementation Factors in a School-Based Mindfulness and Yoga Program: Lessons Learned from Students and Teachers.

Psychology in the Schools November 28, 2016 Jacinda K Dariotis, Roxanne Mirabal-Beltran, Fallon Cluxton-Keller et al.

Identifying factors relevant for successful implementation of school-based interventions is essential to ensure that programs are provided in an effective and engaging manner. The perspectives of two key stakeholders critical for identifying implementation barriers and facilitators - students and their classroom teachers - merit attention in this context and have rarely been explored using...

"The Program Affects Me 'Cause it Gives Away Stress": Urban Students' Qualitative Perspectives on Stress and a School-Based Mindful Yoga Intervention.

Explore August 18, 2016 Jacinda K Dariotis, Fallon Cluxton-Keller, Roxanne Mirabal-Beltran et al.

Context: School-based mindfulness and yoga studies generally measure stress-related outcomes using quantitative measures. Objective: This study answers the following research questions: How do youth define stress and in what ways, if any, was a mindful yoga intervention helpful to youth during stress experiences? Design and subjects: To explore youths' own perspectives on stress, stressors in...

Assessing Fidelity of Implementation (FOI) for School-Based Mindfulness and Yoga Interventions: A Systematic Review.

Mindfulness April 12, 2015 Laura Feagans Gould, Jacinda K Dariotis, Mark Greenberg et al.

As school-based mindfulness and yoga programs gain popularity, the systematic study of fidelity of program implementation (FOI) is critical to provide a more robust understanding of the core components of mindfulness and yoga interventions, their potential to improve specified teacher and student outcomes, and our ability to implement these programs consistently and effectively. This paper...

Feasibility and preliminary outcomes of a school-based mindfulness intervention for urban youth.

Journal of abnormal child psychology October 1, 2010 Tamar Mendelson, Mark Greenberg, Jacinda K Dariotis et al.

Youth in underserved, urban communities are at risk for a range of negative outcomes related to stress, including social-emotional difficulties, behavior problems, and poor academic performance. Mindfulness-based approaches may improve adjustment among chronically stressed and disadvantaged youth by enhancing self-regulatory capacities. This paper reports findings from a pilot randomized...