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A Comprehensive Descriptive Analysis of Out-of-Session Meditation in a Residential Treatment Setting: Duration, Frequency, and Type of Practice

Mindfulness January 13, 2024 Diana Zhang, David S. Black

A nuanced examination of human behavior can yield valuable insights into whether a mindfulness-based intervention (MBI) promotes meditation practices and to what degree in various populations. This study aimed to offer a comprehensive analysis of meditation behaviors exhibited by individuals in response to a MBI in the context of an intensive residential treatment program for addiction...

Mindfulness and impulsive behavior: exploring the mediating roles of self-reflection and coping effectiveness among high-level athletes in Central China

Frontiers in Psychology January 11, 2024 Peili Liang, Hongyu Jiang, Huilin Wang et al. 10 citations

Introduction In the highly competitive field of sports, impulsive behavior by athletes not only threatens personal and team harmony but also poses significant risks to their careers and public image. Despite these behaviors often becoming the focus of public attention, their underlying causes and prevention strategies remain relatively unknown. This study delves deep into the impact of...

Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement for Veterans and Military Personnel on Long-Term Opioid Therapy for Chronic Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial

American Journal of Psychiatry January 10, 2024 Eric L Garland, Yoshio Nakamura, Craig J. Bryan et al.

OBJECTIVE. Evaluate the efficacy of Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (MORE) for past and current military personnel prescribed long-term opioid therapy (LTOT) for chronic pain. METHODS. In a clinical trial, 230 past and current U.S. military personnel prescribed LTOT were randomized (1:1) to MORE or supportive psychotherapy (in-person and then online via Zoom after onset of COVID-19)....

Developing empathy as a process of re-humanization: insights from South American students and their experiences with contemplative practices.

Research Square January 10, 2024 Gaston Bacquet Quiroga preprint

Abstract Violence in any of its manifestations is the practice of dehumanizing another. By perpetrating violent acts on another, we diminish their value and take away their dignity. The underlying philosophy of nonviolence, on the other hand, informed as it is by traditions that have historically influenced each other from Hinduism to Western secular movements, is fueled by this understanding...

Mindfulness i svenska kontexter

Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift January 9, 2024 Katarina Plank

ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Mindfulness can be found in three distinctly different settings in Sweden: therapeutic, commercial and religious. Its greatest expansion can be found within in the Swedish health care system, where mindfulness-based therapies and interventions can be used, and among private operators selling mindfulness courses to both public and private sectors. Here, mindfulness is...

DOI: 10.7146/rt.v0i61.21945 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Vipassana Buddhist meditation Mindfulness based interventions Health +1

How flow and mindfulness interact with each other in mindfulness-based augmented reality mandala coloring activities.

Frontiers in Psychology January 8, 2024 Hao Chen, Chao Liu, Ayuan Zhang et al.

Introduction: This study explores the effects of different types of augmented reality (AR) mandala coloring activities on mindfulness and flow in college students. Methods: A total of 76 college students participated in the study and were divided into two groups based on their drawing skills: the high-skilled group (n = 38) and the low-skilled group (n = 38). With the help of AR technology, two...

The development of a tool to identify skilled meditators among meditation practitioners - ‘The University of Colombo Intake Interview to identify Skilled Meditators for scientific research (UoC-IISM)’

Journal of the College of Community Physicians January 8, 2024 N. O. Outschoorn, E. A. S. K. Somarathne, N. N. Dasanayaka et al.

Introduction: Buddhist-derived meditation is a well-known phenomenological practice that enhances overall wellbeing of individuals. However, broad- and less-rigorous criteria in recruiting suitable meditation practitioners affect the reliability of results obtained through meditation research. Objectives: To develop an instrument to identify skilled meditators among meditation practitioners, in...

DOI: 10.4038/jccpsl.v28i4.8542 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Buddhist meditation Skilled-meditator Scientific meditation research Stable attention +1

Identifying adaptations for a mindfulness program for Spanish-speaking mothers of children with chronic conditions or disabilities

Health Education Research January 5, 2024 Kimberly C. Arthur, Araceli Mendez Sanchez, Angie Tamayo Montero et al. 2 citations

Mothers of children with chronic conditions or disabilities have benefited from mindfulness programs, yet culturally relevant mindfulness programs for Spanish-speaking mothers are lacking. We aimed to explore how this population experienced a peer-led mindfulness program to inform adaptations. Sixteen mothers attended a 6-week program and completed semi-structured interviews. Using a realist...

Sudarshan Kriya Yoga Breathing and a Meditation Program for Burnout Among Physicians: A Randomized Clinical Trial.

JAMA Network Open January 2, 2024 Asli Korkmaz, Guro Pauck Bernhardsen, Burcu Cirit et al. 24 citations

Physicians are exposed to high stress and strain that results in burnout, which affects them, their families, their patients, and the entire health care system; thus, there is an urgent need to develop methods to increase the resiliency of physicians. Sudarshan Kriya Yoga (SKY) is a comprehensive yoga breathing and meditation-based program that is a potential approach to mitigate physician...

Through the Looking Glass: Psychedelics As a Window into Mindfulness and Mind-Body Health.

Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine January 2, 2024 Peter M. Wayne, Gloria Y Yeh, Darshan H Mehta 1 citation

You know you are starting to get old when what you learned at university is already considered obsolete and disproven.During my psychology studies, I learned that personality traits were set (by nature, nurture, or both?) and are largely unchangeable.This is no longer tenable today; experiences, adventures, but also mind-body training have a greater influence on who we are than traditional...