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World Journal of Psychiatry December 19, 2025
Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy reduces parenting anxiety and enhances quality of life in patients with breast cancer.
Journal of Affective Disorders December 19, 2025
Who engages? Machine learning insights into digital mindfulness-based intervention for generalized anxiety disorder.
Psychology International December 19, 2025 Morgan C H Cheng, Tatiana Aboulafia Brakha, Albert Buchard et al.
Classic psychedelics such as lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD) and psilocybin induce mild cardiovascular activation in addition to their psychological effects. While these effects are well described in healthy adults, little is known about their dynamics in clinical populations undergoing psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. This retrospective, observational, single-center study analyzed...
Frontiers in Psychology December 17, 2025 Natalija Šimunovič
Orpheus, as an archetypal model of musical performance, enters our cultural consciousness not only as an exemplary performer but also as a figure whose fleeting glance into the visible shattered the magic of creation. Through this metaphor, for three millennia we have (re)interpreted the deeper projection of the conflict between the artistic idea and the performer's inner tension (Partridge,...
Archives of Biological Sciences December 16, 2025 Hamida Youcef Islam, Chouba Ibtissem, Habbachi Wafa
The global rise in anxiety and depression disorders has drawn attention to compounds like harmine, a Peganum harmala alkaloid, which induces a pronounced anxiety response. Herbal treatments exhibit the potential to relieve such symptoms with minimal or no side effects. This study aimed to investigate the behavioral, neurobiological, and protective effects of the ethanolic extract of Matricaria...
Frontiers in Psychiatry December 11, 2025 Sima Rafiei, Kristof Santa, Nicola Honey et al. 3 citations
Introduction: , a six-session VR mindfulness programme designed for young people, delivered in real-world school and community environments. Methods: Using an exploratory pre-post mixed-methods design, data were collected from 53 participants across schools, community organisations, and youth mental health services. Recruitment was facilitator-led and internal to each site. Quantitative data...
General Hospital Psychiatry December 9, 2025 Gerasimos Konstantinou, Joshua D. Rosenblat, Sarah Hales et al. 4 citations
The global demographic shift toward aging populations has intensified the need for innovative therapeutic interventions targeting late-life mental health conditions, notably depression, loneliness, and existential distress. Traditional pharmacological treatments often exhibit limited efficacy and poor tolerability in older patients, primarily due to age-related physiological changes and the...
Advanced International Journal for Research December 8, 2025 K Kowsalya, R Eshwar
Middle-aged working women often experience heightened levels of stress and anxiety due to the simultaneous demands of professional responsibilities, household duties, and caregiving roles. Mindfulness has emerged as an accessible and effective psychological strategy for managing these challenges. This review examines research published between 2014 and 2024 to explore the effects of daily...
Advanced International Journal for Research December 8, 2025 Sabaresh Pandiyan, R. Rajaswathy -
Teaching practicum is one of the most stressful phases in a B.Ed. student’s academic journey. Many students experience strong anxiety during classroom teaching, especially when they are observed or evaluated. This anxiety can affect their confidence, lesson delivery, and overall teaching performance. Mindfulness-based interventions have recently gained attention for reducing stress and...
2025 IEEE 1st International Conference on Recent Trends in Computing and Smart Mobility December 5, 2025 Vandana Roy, P. Shukla
Electroencephalography (EEG) is becoming the key technique of researching mental states, particularly when studies focus on stress and anxiety. Regrettably, EEG recordings are routinely contaminated by numerous sources of noise, including power line noise, motion artifacts, burst noise, Electrooculography (EOG), Electromyography (EMG), and Electrocardiography (ECG), which severely affect the...