"It's a Really Big Privilege to be Able to Take Care of Ourselves": A Mixed Methods Study of Integrating Mindfulness for Mental Health into a Job Training Program for Low-Income Emerging Adults.
Global Advances in Integrative Medicine and Health 2025 Dorothy T Chiu, Forest Fein, Ariana Thompson-Lastad et al. 2 citations
Mental health of emerging, young adults remains a concern, particularly in lower income groups who receive less mental healthcare. Mindfulness-based interventions yield mental health benefits and have been widely applied, though reach and accessibility remain limited. Poor mental health can negatively impact job performance, physical health, and life trajectories. A mindfulness elective was...
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Mindfulness
Health equity
Job performance
Mind-body interventions
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