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Talia Thompson

2 papers in the library · 4 citations · publishing 2024-2026

Papers

Mindfulness-based intervention for depression and insulin resistance in adolescents: Protocol for BREATHE, a multisite, pilot and feasibility randomized controlled trial.

Contemporary Clinical Trials June 1, 2024 Natalia Sanchez, Michele Chen, Sally Ho et al. 3 citations

A protocol for a multisite pilot and feasibility randomized controlled trial compares a six-week mindfulness-based intervention, cognitive-behavioral therapy, and health education groups for 120 adolescents ages 12-17 with elevated depression symptoms, body mass index at or above the 85th percentile, and a family history of diabetes. The trial, conducted across four U.S. sites, aims to assess intervention fidelity, recruitment feasibility, and acceptability. Primary outcomes include at least 80% adherence to intervention protocols and at least 80% enrollment of eligible youth. Findings will guide the design of a future multisite efficacy trial evaluating whether mindfulness can reduce depression and improve insulin resistance in adolescents at risk for type 2 diabetes.

Understanding how adolescents engage in mindfulness-based intervention: a mixed methods study of engagement processes

Current Psychology May 1, 2026 Megan J. Moran, Talia Thompson, Michelle Harmon et al. 1 citation

Adolescents who took part in a community-delivered mindfulness-based intervention reported generally high engagement, with cognitive-behavioral engagement significantly higher than affective engagement. Interviews with 25 participants revealed four themes that varied by engagement level, showing that adolescent engagement in mindfulness interventions shares some features with engagement in other interventions but also has distinctive characteristics. The authors suggest that opportunities exist before, during, and outside sessions to support engagement, which may help improve the mental-health benefits of mindfulness-based interventions for this age group.