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Effect of Six Weeks Kinhin Walking Meditation on Stress and Anxiety Management of Engineering College Students, H.V.P.M. Amravati, India

International Journal of Zoological Investigations 2023 S.K. Sunita

This paper presents the effect of six weeks Kinhin Walking Meditation on stress and anxiety management of first year engineering male students of H.V.P.M. Institution, Amravati, India.The objective was to compare adjusted mean scores of pre-test and post-test of stress and anxiety.The Hypothesis as Null Form that there is no significant difference of adjusted mean scores of pre-test and...

Mindful control vs. mindful acceptance : an experimental evaluation of the acute impact of intentions guiding mindfulness practice on psychological and emotional experiences

2023 Eric D. Tifft

Mindfulness meditation (MM) has gained attention from the mainstream media and scientific communities due to its benefits in ameliorating psychological suffering, aiding in the treatment of physical conditions, and promoting well-being. However, a growing body of research suggests that MM may also produce unintended, adverse effects. Research in emotion regulation suggests that how people use...

Meditation and Other New Spiritual Practices in the Church of Sweden

2023 Katarina Plank, Linnea Lundgren, Helene Egnell 2 citations

Abstract This chapter deals with practices that traditionally have not been found within the Lutheran Church and how these are integrated in its activities. Here Katarina Plank, Linnea Lundgren, and Helene Egnell draw on data from an ongoing research project that explore how, since the 1970s, spiritual practices labeled as “New Age” have become more widespread, and lately practices with a focus...

The Journey of The Mind: Zen Meditation and Contemplative Prayer in the Korean Buddhist and Franciscan Traditions; with Special Reference to "Secrets on Cultivating the Mind" (修心訣 수심결, su shim gyol ) by Pojo Chinul (知訥, 1158–1210) and "The Journey of the Mind into God" ( itinerarium mentis in deum ) by Bonaventure of Bagnoregio (1217–1274)

Buddhist-Christian Studies 2023 Nicholas Alan Worssam 1 citation

abstract: This essay explores the parallels in the life and teaching of the Korean Zen master Pojo Chinul (1158–1210) and the Franciscan saint and theologian Bonaventure of Bagnoregio (ca. 1217–1274). Living during the same thirteenth century but on opposite sides of the world, both men committed their lives to reforming the religious life and to attaining the experience of awakening in their...

Detection of Meditation-Induced HRV Dynamics Using Averaging Technique-Based Oversampled Feature Set and Machine Learning Classifiers

IEEE Access 2023 Dipen Deka, Bhabesh Deka 11 citations

In this paper, we propose a textural information-based analysis of scalogram image obtained from continuous wavelet transform of heart rate variability (HRV) signal to study its dynamics during meditation. In addition to features from scalogram image, visibility graph-based complexity measures and multiscale permutation entropies (MPEs) from HRV signal are used to elucidate the modulation in...

A Theoretical Understanding of the Role of Mindfulness in Stress Among Cancer Patients

Indian Journal of Health Studies 2023 Riswana Maryam

Being diagnosed with cancer leads to series of stressful experience for the patients. Asindividual varies in their susceptibility for stress related physiological and psychological problems, its clearer that when confronted with a chronic dilemma like cancer, how people perceive the symptoms and associated life changes makes all the difference. Mindfulness helps individuals shift their focus to...

A Systematic Review of the Impact of Select Mindfulness Interventions on Psychological Outcomes among Older Adults with Chronic Health Conditions.

Clinical Gerontologist 2023 Jay Kayser, Rita Xiaochen Hu, Danielle Rosenscruggs et al.

Chronic medical conditions can increase the likelihood of experiencing psychological distress and mental health problems among older adults. Mindfulness interventions (MIs) are evidence-based treatment approaches that can improve psychological outcomes. This systematic literature review examines MI studies that focused on older adults (≥60 years old) with chronic health conditions. Five...

The Feasibility of a Mindfulness Intervention for Depression in People with Mild Dementia: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial.

Clinical Gerontologist 2023 Deirdre Noone, Jacob Payne, Josh Stott et al.

This preliminary study aimed to establish the feasibility of running an adapted Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) intervention for people with mild dementia and depression. It also aimed to conduct an exploratory analysis as to whether the MBCT intervention would lead to greater improvements in measures of depression, anxiety, quality of life and cognition, as compared to treatment as...

Brief adjunctive mindfulness-based cognitive therapy via Telehealth for anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Anxiety, Stress, and Coping January 2023 Emily M. O'Bryan, Elizabeth L. Davis, Jessica R Beadel et al.

While cognitive-behavioral therapy is a highly efficacious treatment for anxiety, additional research is needed to identify adjunctive interventions that may augment treatment outcome. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we conducted an open feasibility trial of brief (i.e., four 75- to 90-minute sessions) mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) for anxiety via telehealth for patients (N =...

DOI: 10.1080/10615806.2022.2117305 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Anxiety Cognitive–behavioral therapy Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy Telehealth +1

Feasibility and Acceptability of a Group-Based Mindfulness Intervention for Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder Following Breast Cancer Treatment.

Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy 2023 Carly Sears, Roanne Millman, Lori A Brotto et al.

This study aimed to assess feasibility and preliminary efficacy of an 8-week Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) group program to treat Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder (SIAD) in women following breast cancer (BrCa) treatment. Thirty women participated, of whom 67% (n = 20) attended at least 6 of 8 group sessions. Feedback indicated the program was relevant and valuable; minor...