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Contemplative Classrooms Empowering Youth With Mindfulness, Resilience, and Well-Being Practices

Applied Mindfulness and Integrative Practices for Mental Well-Being May 6, 2026 Marie Grace Avelino Gomez, Jona Kristen M. Valdez, Liza C. Legaspino

Filipino learners face rising emotional, psychological, and social challenges that hinder academic success and personal growth. The Good Manners and Right Conduct (GMRC) and Values Education Curriculum provides a foundation for fostering moral integrity, empathy, and social responsibility through contemplative practices that are aligned with Filipino cultural values. This chapter explores how...

"I've Always Wanted to Find That Peace That Everyone Talks About with Mindfulness": The Development of an Asynchronous Mindfulness-Training Mobile Health Application for Adolescents with Type 1 Diabetes.

Comprehensive child and adolescent nursing May 6, 2026 Kaitlyn Rechenberg, Rebecca Koerner, Carley Geiss

Adolescents with type 1 diabetes (T1D) report increased stress and anxiety in comparison to their peers, which may result in out-of-range glycemic outcomes. Complementary therapies such as mindfulness may improve stress and anxiety. However, mindfulness training is mostly delivered in-person for adolescents. As adolescents with T1D are high consumers of technology, with busy schedules that...

The neuroscience of advanced meditation: The promise of third wave meditation research.

Neuron May 6, 2026 Matthew D. Sacchet, Jonathan M. Lieberman

Third wave meditation research-the study of advanced meditation-investigates states, stages, and endpoints of meditation practice that emerge with increasing mastery. We review current neuroscientific progress, outline future research directions, and highlight far-reaching implications of this emerging scientific subfield.

Role of Rajyoga Meditation In Developing Ethical Decision-Making Among Management Students

International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research May 5, 2026 Gunja Gupta

Making moral decisions is a critical skill for management students in the fast-paced commercial world of today. However, kids' moral judgment is frequently impacted by growing academic pressure, competition, and exposure to unethical behavior. This study uses a descriptive research design to investigate how Rajyoga meditation helps management students make moral decisions. The study is based on...

Using Contemplative Practices with Teacher Candidates to Decrease Stress and Increase Flourishing

Journal of Special Education Preparation May 5, 2026 Kristine E. Larson, Nelson Brunsting, Elizabeth Callison et al.

Stressful working conditions continue to impact teacher shortages in special education. Although systemic changes are necessary to improve special educators’ experiences in schools, offering explicit instruction on stress-reducing strategies in special education teacher preparation programs may support special educators’ flourishing/comprehensive well-being and reduce burnout, thereby reducing...

DOI: 10.33043/nwkmq7652zw (opens in new tab) Anxiety Contemplation Coursework Gratitude +15

Application of Vipassanā Meditation for Prisoners' Behavior Reform: A Case of Nepal

Lumbini Prabha May 5, 2026 Mukti Prasad Pandey, Dilli Raj Aryal

This study evaluates the effects of Vipassanā meditation courses conducted in Nepalese prisons between February 2022 and April 2024. This study is undertaken to address the lack of systematic evidence on the effectiveness of Vipassanā meditation in promoting measurable and sustained behavioral reform among prisoners in Nepal. Primary and secondary data are used to evaluate whether Vipassanā...

DOI: 10.3126/lumbinip.v11i01.93797 (opens in new tab) Meditation Prison Feeling Qualitative research +11

Mindfulness and Avoidant Coping: Examining the Behavioral Correlates of Suicidal Ideation Among LGB+ College Students.

Journal of LGBTQ issues in counseling May 4, 2026 Matt B Siroty, Amber L Pope, Adrian J. Bravo

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, and asexual (LGB+) individuals experience heightened psychopathology compared to heterosexual counterparts, including suicidal ideation (SI). Previous research has indicated risks of avoidant coping and protective effects of mindfulness on these disparities. We examined how these factors contribute to differences in SI among college students (n = 927, 124...

EFFECT OF ONLINE MINDFULNESS-BASED BRIEF INTERVENTION ON SLEEP QUALITY AMONG SHIFT-WORKING NURSES: A NARRATIVE REVIEW

European Journal of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Studies May 4, 2026 Wuttipong Saisuwan

Background: Shift-working nurses face significant disruption to circadian rhythms and sleep architecture, resulting in high rates of shift work disorder (SWD) and impaired sleep quality. Online mindfulness-based brief interventions (MBIs) offer an accessible, scalable, and cost-effective approach to address these occupational sleep challenges. However, the evidence base remains heterogeneous...

A brief transnational measure of mindfulness: measurement invariance of the Five Item Mindfulness-Based Awareness Scale in six Latin American countries

Medical Education & Clinical Practice May 4, 2026 Tomás Caycho‐Rodríguez, Lindsey W. Vilca, Andy Rick Sánchez‐Villena et al.

Objetivos: La Escala de Atención y Conciencia Plena de Cinco Ítems (MAAS-5, en inglés) es una medida de autoinforme de atención plena que ha demostrado fiabilidad y validez en varios países. Sin embargo, hasta la fecha, ningún estudio ha examinado específicamente la invariancia de la medición (IM) de la MAAS-5 en países latinoamericanos, lo que limita su comparabilidad. Por lo tanto, nos...

DOI: 10.21142/mecp.2026.1.2.e015 (opens in new tab) Latin americans Measurement invariance Scale ratio Factorial analysis +1

Mystical Experiences, Psychosis, and Psychedelics: A Case Series on Meditation and Psychedelic-Induced Altered States

PsyArXiv May 4, 2026 Gokul Raj preprint

Background: Spiritual and psychotic experiences share overlapping phenomenology, often making clinical differentiation challenging. The growing use of advanced meditation and psychedelics has further blurred this boundary. Methods: A retrospective case series was conducted at the Department of Integrative Medicine,of a tertiary care mental health facility in India. Four individuals presenting...