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Psychology in the Schools

ISSN 0033-3085

6 papers in the library · publishing 2016-2026

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School‐Based Mindfulness Interventions in Primary Education: A Systematic Review

Psychology in the Schools October 15, 2026 Emilio Saviano, Grazia de Angelis, Agnese Orefice et al.

ABSTRACT Mindfulness has been increasingly implemented in educational settings as a strategy to support children's cognitive, emotional, and behavioral development. This PRISMA‐guided systematic review synthesized empirical evidence published between January 2020 and January 2026 on school‐based mindfulness interventions in primary education. Scopus, EBSCO, PubMed, and ERIC databases were...

Efficacy of a Slow‐Paced Breathwork Training for Primary School Teachers on Stress and Burnout Reduction

Psychology in the Schools December 30, 2025 Quentin Hallez, Rebecca Shankland, Michaël Vauthier

Teaching has been ranked as one of the highest among stressful work settings, and chronic stress can lead to burnout. Therefore, specific interventions that can reduce teacher stress and burnout symptoms through improved stress management strategies are needed. Such initiatives are currently proposed through teacher training in the French national education system. This study aimed at assessing...

The Relationship Between Mindfulness and Test Anxiety Among High School Students: The Chain Mediating Role of Emotion Regulation and Psychological Resilience

Psychology in the Schools August 4, 2025 Tiantian Li, Di Zhou, Wei Zhang et al.

Test anxiety not only affects the performance of high school students in exams but also impacts their mental health. Previous studies have found that mindfulness helps alleviate the negative effects of test anxiety, but studies on its underlying mechanisms remain relatively scarce. Based on the Process Model of Emotion Regulation and the Conservation of Resources Theory, this study investigates...

Brief Mindfulness Meditation via Video Streaming Improves Depression, Anxiety, and Perceived Stress Among Schoolteachers: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Psychology in the Schools July 9, 2025 Kenjiro Tsubono, Sachiko Mitoku

Schoolteachers are considered as one of the most stressful professions worldwide. This study aimed to investigate the effect of brief mindfulness meditation practice via video streaming on schoolteachers' mental health. Public school teachers were recruited through paper flyers and relevant social media. Participants were randomly assigned to either the meditation or the control group. Blind...

MINDFULNESS GOES TO SCHOOL: THINGS LEARNED (SO FAR) FROM RESEARCH AND REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCES.

Psychology in the Schools November 30, 2016 Randye J Semple, Vita Droutman, Brittany Ann Reid

Mindfulness-based curricula are being implemented in K-12 schools across the nation. Many of these programs, although well-considered and implemented, have little or no research support for their effectiveness. Recognizing the paucity of published research in this area, a sampling of school-based programs currently being implemented in the schools is reviewed. The programs reviewed are Inner...

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...