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ISSN:1868-8527

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Juan P Zuniga-Hertz,Sierra Simpson,Ramamurthy Chitetti et al. Juan P Zuniga-Hertz et al.
Objectives: Meditation has long been known to promote health. We utilized a multidisciplinary approach to investigate the impact of mind-body interventions on the body in a twin cohort during a week-long meditation retrea...
Jayme C Banks,Sepideh Hariri,Kestutis Kveraga et al. Jayme C Banks et al.
Objectives: We aimed to quantify the effects of advanced meditation on brain electrical activity during sleep. This investigation addresses the need for objective neurophysiological measures of meditation's potential impa...
Vera U Ludwig,Lana Prieur,Scott M Rennie et al. Vera U Ludwig et al.
Objectives: Social connection is crucial for well-being and health. Dyadic meditations-contemplative practices carried out by two people together-have the potential to foster connection. In the dyadic "Just-Like-Me" (JLM)...
Folly Folivi,Adrian J Bravo,Matthew R Pearson Folly Folivi
Objectives: The present study aimed to identify distinct profiles of mindfulness among a sample of university students in the USA who use alcohol and cannabis. Further, we examined whether these mindfulness profiles were ...
Marc-Henri Deroche,Willem Kuyken,Teruhisa Uwatoko et al. Marc-Henri Deroche et al.
This article explores the potential relevance of Mindfulness-Based Programs, particularly Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), to support the mission of higher education by facilitating the journey from information to knowledge, and ...
Diane Joss,Martin H Teicher,Sara W Lazar Diane Joss
Objectives: Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) have been shown to be beneficial for young adults with adverse childhood experiences (ACE), but the temporal course of the therapeutic effects is still not well understoo...
Larissa G Duncan,Na Zhang,Trilce Santana et al. Larissa G Duncan et al.
Objectives: Prenatal mindfulness programs can improve mental health, yet access to and cultural and linguistic relevance of existing programs in the United States are limited for people who do not speak English and/or fac...
Alejandro Interian,Rachael Miller,Chintan Dave et al. Alejandro Interian et al.
Objective: Experiences of difficulty (e.g., anxiety, difficult emotions) can occur during mindfulness practice. This study characterized the occurrence of such difficulties, defined as abnormal distress, dysregulation or ...
Chelsea G Ratcliff,Shaelyn Fowler,Kelsey Sinclair et al. Chelsea G Ratcliff et al.
Objectives: This study examined trait mindfulness, spiritual wellbeing, and distress tolerance as moderators of the effect of a brief mindfulness intervention on anxiety reported during stereotactic breast biopsy (SBB). ...
Christian T Kastner Christian T Kastner
Objectives: Both mindfulness and humor are inherently connected to well-being. Recent research found evidence for their combined effect in a joint training, the Humor-Enriched Mindfulness-Based Program (HEMBP). This study...