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Psychological trajectories following brief mindfulness training: a longitudinal comparison of active and passive controls

Frontiers in Psychology August 26, 2026 Weiqiang Qi, Xi Li, Xinyue Liang et al.

Background Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) have been demonstrated to enhance emotional functioning, but little is known regarding the brief mindfulness training’s effects on various psychological symptoms and positive psychological resources in the long term, especially when compared to both passive and active control conditions. This study aimed to examine the effects of brief...

Uso da cetamina no tratamento da depressão maior resistente ao tratamento

Brazilian Journal of Implantology and Health Sciences August 26, 2026 Kristen Garcia Costa, Gabriela Sensi Santhiago, Daniel Cardoso Madeira et al.

Introdução: O transtorno depressivo maior constitui uma importante causa de incapacidade e comprometimento da qualidade de vida. Entre os pacientes que não apresentam resposta adequada a tratamentos antidepressivos convencionais, destaca-se a depressão resistente ao tratamento, para a qual permanecem limitações terapêuticas relevantes. Nesse contexto, a cetamina e a esketamina surgiram como...

Reimagining Mental Health through the Indian Knowledge System: Integrating Indigenous Wisdom with Contemporary Psychological Practice

Journal of Psychology and Social Sciences August 25, 2026 D. Anuroopa, G Uma

Mental health disorders have emerged as a profound global public health challenge, with escalating rates of anxiety, depression, professional burnout, loneliness, and emotional distress underscoring the necessity for holistic and culturally responsive therapeutic paradigms. The Indian Knowledge System (IKS) presents a comprehensive civilizational framework that conceptualizes human well-being...

Learning to self-soothe, feel safe, and be connected: participant perspectives of a mindful self-compassion program for people with multiple sclerosis.

Disability and Rehabilitation August 24, 2026 Claire Zhang, Jillian Scandiffio, Ashvene Sureshkumar et al.

People with multiple sclerosis (PwMS) often experience high rates of stress, anxiety, and depression, with low quality of life. Mindful self-compassion (MSC) training may offer a promising approach to support mental health in this population. This study explored the experiences of PwMS participating in an online MSC course as part of a feasibility trial to assess its accessibility, perceived...

DOI: 10.1080/09638288.2026.2719953 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Multiple sclerosis Mindful self-compassion People with ms

The Swara-Informed model of autonomic synchrony in psychotherapy: theoretical foundations and hypotheses

Frontiers in Psychology August 24, 2026 Aarsh Ojas Parasar Pandey

Background Autonomic dysregulation is increasingly recognized as a central mechanism complicating psychotherapeutic work across anxiety, trauma-related, and mood disorders. Persistent hyperarousal (sympathetic activation) or hypoarousal (persistent parasympathetic activation or shutdown/ dissociation) may put clients out of their “window of tolerance,” thus limiting access to cognitive,...

Perceptions of Psychedelic Decriminalization: Findings from a Community Survey of People Who Use Psychedelics

Social Sciences August 23, 2026 Daniel J. Kruger, Julie Barron, Larry Norris

Psychedelic decriminalization has moved from the margins of drug-policy discourse to a mainstream public health and equity conversation. This community survey reveals that people with psychedelic experience who live in areas that have decriminalized psychedelics report greater benefits of psychedelic decriminalization than adverse outcomes. In decriminalized zones, most (84.0%) participants (N...

An Embodied Model of Trauma Recovery: Examining Internal Regulatory Processes and Racial Stress in PTSD Among Black Americans

August 21, 2026 Ashanti J Brown

Black adults in the United States navigate profound and often invisible stressors at the intersection of racism and trauma. The burden of chronic racial stress functions as an embodied form of oppression that may increase the risk and intensity of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms and undermine psychological strengths such as mindfulness and self-compassion for healing, recovery,...

Effects of Self-Guided Digital Mindfulness Interventions on the Mental Health of Health Care Workers: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials.

JMIR mHealth and uHealth August 21, 2026 Natsu Sasaki, Akiomi Inoue, Mako Iida et al.

Mindfulness interventions are considered an effective strategy for preventing mental health problems among health care workers (HCWs). While prior reviews have often included facilitator-guided or multicomponent interventions, it is unclear whether self-guided digital mindfulness interventions can also be effective without professional or in-person support. This systematic review aimed to...

DOI: 10.2196/74272 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Digital intervention Occupational stress Psychological intervention Self-guided intervention +1

A Bibliometric Mapping of Mindfulness, Exercise, and Mental Health Research: A Scienometric Analysis Based on Web of Science and Scopus (2012–2026)

OSF Preprints August 20, 2026 Qiqi Zhao, Wenbing Yu preprint

Background and Purpose: The intersection of mindfulness practices, physical activity, and mental health has garnered substantial scholarly attention over the past decade. Although empirical studies have proliferated, a systematic mapping of the intellectual structure, collaborative networks, and evolving research fronts in this interdisciplinary domain remains limited. This preregistered...