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Benno Brinkhaus

4 papers in the library · 18 citations · publishing 2021-2025

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Reducing stress, strengthening resilience and self-care in medical students through Mind-Body Medicine (MBM).

GMS journal for medical education 2025 Benno Brinkhaus, Barbara Stöckigt, Claudia M Witt et al.

Stress-related illnesses are on the rise among medical students and doctors in Germany and internationally. Mind-Body Medicine (MBM) methods are increasingly being used to reduce stress. MBM courses are now being offered to students at medical faculties in Germany, including Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin and e.g. at the universities of Magdeburg, Witten-Herdecke, Essen and Ulm. The...

How Does Meditation-Based Lifestyle Modification Affect Pain Intensity, Pain Self-Efficacy, and Quality of Life in Chronic Pain Patients? An Experimental Single-Case Study.

Journal of Clinical Medicine May 31, 2023 Karin Matko, Meike Burzynski, Maximilian Pilhatsch et al. 5 citations

Chronic pain is a growing worldwide health problem and complementary and integrative therapy options are becoming increasingly important. Multi-component yoga interventions represent such an integrative therapy approach with a promising body of evidence. The present study employed an experimental single-case multiple-baseline design. It investigated the effects of an 8-week yoga-based mind-body...

Meditation‐based lifestyle modification in mild to moderate depression—A randomized controlled trial

Depression and Anxiety March 21, 2022 Holger C Bringmann, Andreas Michalsen, Michael Jeitler et al.

Depression is a global key challenge in mental health care. The implementation of effective, low‐risk and cost‐effective interventions to reduce its disease burden is a necessity. The aim of this study was to investigate the efficacy of the new Meditation‐Based Lifestyle Modification (MBLM) program, a “second‐generation” mindfulness‐based intervention, in depressive outpatients.

Experiences and Perceived Effects of Rosary Praying: A Qualitative Study

Journal of Religion and Health June 9, 2021 Barbara Stöckigt, Florian Jeserich, Harald Walach et al. 13 citations

The aim of this study is to explore experiences and perceived effects of the Rosary on issues around health and well-being, as well as on spirituality and religiosity. A qualitative study was conducted interviewing ten Roman Catholic German adults who regularly practiced the Rosary prayer. As a result of using a tangible prayer cord and from the rhythmic repetition of prayers, the participants...