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Meditation's impact on default mode network and hippocampus in mild cognitive impairment: a pilot study.

Neuroscience Letters November 27, 2013 Rebecca Erwin Wells, Gloria Y Yeh, Catherine E. Kerr et al.

Those with high baseline stress levels are more likely to develop mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and Alzheimer's Disease (AD). While meditation may reduce stress and alter the hippocampus and default mode network (DMN), little is known about its impact in these populations. Our objective was to conduct a "proof of concept" trial to determine whether Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)...

Mindfulness para la reducción del malestar emocional en pacientes oncológicos. Estudio comparativo con una intervención psicoeducativa estándar

Psicooncología November 25, 2013 Concha León, Rosanna Mirapeix, Tomás Blasco et al.

Purpose: To compare the effectiveness of a Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) intervention versus a psychoeducational standard intervention in oncological patients. Method: MBSR intervention was applied following a 2’5 h-session schedule, across 10 weekly sessions. Patients (n= 20) had to practice mindfulness daily at home during 45 minutes. In the psychoeducational group (n=17) a...

Can Inner Peace be Improved by Mindfulness Training: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Stress and Health November 22, 2013 Xinghua Liu, Wei Xu, Yuzheng Wang et al. 72 citations

This article reports a randomized controlled trial to investigate whether mindfulness training can successfully improve inner peace in participants with no known mental disorder. Fifty-seven participants were randomized to either mindfulness training (n = 29) or wait-list control (n = 28). The experience sampling method was used to measure the fleeting momentary experience of inner peace in...

DOI: 10.1002/smi.2551 (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Meditation Randomized controlled trial Experience sampling method +4

Mary Kept These Things, Pondering Them in Her Heart: Breastfeeding as Contemplative Practice and Source for Theology

November 14, 2013 Elizabeth O’Donnell Gandolfo

Mary Kept These Things, Pondering Them in Her Heart:Breastfeeding as Contemplative Practice and Source for Theology Elizabeth Gandolfo (bio) Throughout the history of Christianity, women have engaged in sustained theological reflection on experiences—of God, themselves, and the world—that they have undergone in the course of practices of contemplation. Contemplative women of the past were not...

Mindfulness-Based Therapy

Encyclopedia of Social Work November 4, 2013 Edward R. Canda, Sherry Warren

Abstract: This entry provides an introduction to mindfulness as a therapeutic practice applied within social work, including in mental health and health settings. It describes and critiques mindfulness-based practices regarding definitions, history, current practices, best practices research, and ethical issues related to using evidence-based practices, acquiring competence, addressing social...

19B. Introducing Mind-Body Approaches to Inexperienced Patients— A Diaphragmatic Breathing/Concentration Meditation Approach

Global Advances in Health and Medicine November 1, 2013 J. Feldman

Focus Areas: Experiential Workshop, Supporting Behavioral Change, Mental Health Introducing mind-body approaches to the typical patient seeking a quick medical solution, usually medication, poses a major challenge to an integrative practitioner. This necessitates an approach that shifts the discussion from what the practitioner can do to fix or cure the condition to what the patient can do to...

Randomised controlled pilot trial of mindfulness training for stress reduction during pregnancy.

Psychology and Health November 1, 2013 Christine M Guardino, Christine Dunkel Schetter, Julienne E Bower et al.

This randomised controlled pilot trial tested a six-week mindfulness-based intervention in a sample of pregnant women experiencing high levels of perceived stress and pregnancy anxiety. Forty-seven women enrolled between 10 and 25 weeks gestation were randomly assigned to either a series of weekly Mindful Awareness Practices classes (n = 24) with home practice or to a reading control condition...

Meditation und Psychiatrie

Paragrana November 1, 2013 Michael Huppertz

Die Anwendung meditativer Praktiken bei schweren psychischen Erkrankungen wird in der Psychiatrie skeptisch betrachtet. Der vorliegende Text wirft die Frage auf, ob dies berechtigt ist. Er sieht eine Ursache für diese Skepsis in einem zu engen, kognitivistischen Verständnis sowohl von psychiatrischen Erkrankungen als auch von Meditation. Meditation wird oft einseitig als Veränderung des...

Mindfulness-based mobile applications: literature review and analysis of current features.

JMIR mHealth and uHealth November 1, 2013 Inmaculada Plaza, Marcelo Marcos Piva Demarzo, Paola Herrera-Mercadal et al.

Interest in mindfulness has increased exponentially, particularly in the fields of psychology and medicine. The trait or state of mindfulness is significantly related to several indicators of psychological health, and mindfulness-based therapies are effective at preventing and treating many chronic diseases. Interest in mobile applications for health promotion and disease self-management is...

DOI: 10.2196/mhealth.2733 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Evidence-based medicine Health informatics Mhealth +3

Meditation als angewandte Neurowissenschaft

Paragrana November 1, 2013 Ulrich Ott

Die neurowissenschaftliche Forschung beschäftigt sich in den letzten Jahren verstärkt mit Methoden der Achtsamkeitsmeditation, die in zahlreiche klinische Behandlungsprogramme integriert wurden. Nach einer kurzen Vorstellung der Magnetresonanztomographie und der Programme mit der weitesten Verbreitung (Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction und Mindfulness- based Cognitive Therapy) werden vier...