Effect Of Mindfulness Therapy Research Articles

The Effect of Mindfulness on Family Stress and Anxiety in Caring for Schizophrenia Patients in City of Sukabumi

Aims: To determine the effect of mindfulness on family stress and anxiety in caring for schizophrenia patients. Methods: This research design is a quasi experiment using a pretest-posttest control group design approach. The study population, families who care for schizophrenia patients with a sample of 30 people using purposive sampling technique. Data analysis using univariate analysis with mean value, and standard deviation, bivariate analysis using paired t-test and independent t-test. Results: Shows that mindfulness practice affects anxiety of control & intervention group (p: 0.000) and stress of control & intervention group (0.000). There is a difference in the mean value of anxiety of the control & intervention group (0.000) and stress of the control & intervention group (0.000). Conclusion: Mindfulness is a psychological intervention that promotes acceptance, understanding, and self-efficacy in families caring for schizophrenia patients, reducing stress, burden, and anxiety it is concluded that there is an effect of mindfulness therapy on family stress and anxiety in caring for schizophrenia patients.

The effect of mindfulness therapy through an android application on nurses' work stress: A literature review

<p><strong><em>Introduction: </em></strong><em>Several studies have shown that nurses have high levels of work stress. Work stress can be overcome with therapy, especially mindfulness therapy. The purpose of this literature review is to synthesize the literature on mindfulness therapy to reduce work stress for nurses.</em></p><p><strong><em>Objectives : </em></strong><em>The formulation of the problem in this study is how to influence mindfulness therapy through an android applicationon work stress on work nurses in Emergency Room.</em></p><p><strong><em>Methods: </em></strong><em>Literature search was carried out using several databases, including PubMed and Scient Direct. The keywords used are different in each database. For Pubmed use "mindfulness" and "online" and "workload" or "work stress" or "occupational stress" and “nurse”, meanwhile for scient direct use "mindfulness" and "online" or "app" and "workload" or "work stress" or "occupational stress" and "RCT". </em></p><p><strong><em>Results: </em></strong><em>The search results from various literature obtained 360 articles, then through a series of selections, 67 match the criteria. These articles are publications from 2018 – 2023. but only 7 articles that are reviewed and in accordance with the research topic and 2 articles not available cannot be accessed, 1 article another language. There were 4 selected articles left for review. </em></p><p><strong><em>Conclusions: </em></strong><em>Nurses work have a high level of stress associated with a large workload. Work stress that is not handled properly can lead to social dysfunction and somatic disorders. Mindfulness-based stress reduction therapy is known effective in reducing the level of nurses anxiety, work fatigue, and work stress. Direct application or online is safe to give, because it does not have significant difference in effectiveness.</em></p>

The effectiveness of mindfulness therapy on rumination and distress tolerance in adolescent girls with high body mass index

The effectiveness of mindfulness therapy on rumination and distress tolerance in adolescent girls with high body mass index

Effect of Mindfulness Therapy and Work Entertainment Therapy on Depression Patients

Effect of Mindfulness Therapy and Work Entertainment Therapy on Depression Patients

The Effectiveness of Mindfulness Therapy on Executive Function and Positive Emotion Regulation Strategies in Imam Reza Defense Students

The Effectiveness of Mindfulness Therapy on Executive Function and Positive Emotion Regulation Strategies in Imam Reza Defense Students

The Effect of Mindfulness Therapy on students anxiety in process of conducting research paper at the Institute of Health Science Wira Medika Bali

Students are individuals who are studying well in tertiary institutions. During the academic process, students will complete the final project at the undergraduate level of the thesis called the final student. Students must continue the final project to complete their academic education. One problem that arises in the final student is anxiety. Anxiety is an emotional response that arises due to some stressors of students while working on their thesis such as feeling confused, low motivation, difficulty in solving problems when facing thesis. One popular complementary therapy for overcoming anxiety is mindfulness therapy. Vigilance therapy can reduce difficulties in encouraging awareness and not reactivating the surrounding situations. This study aims to study whether there is support for mindfulness therapy for anxiety in the final year students of STIKes Wira Medika Bali. This type of research is a pre-designed research in the form of one group research before the test. The population of this research is the active students of class VII of class 9. The technique of taking the sample of the study was using porpusive sampling with Wilcoxon test. The results obtained were significant p-value = 0.002 which means p-value <α = 0.05, the results of the analysis showed there were differences in levels of anxiety before and given mindfulness therapy to final-level students. Based on the results of the study, attention therapy is suggested as an alternative therapy in an effort to help final students.

Effects of mindfulness therapy on self-burden, hope and sleep in patients undergoing perfusion chemotherapy for bladder cancer

Objective To explore the effect of mindfulness therapy on self burden, hope and sleep of middle-aged bladder cancer patients undergoing bladder sparing chemotherapy. Methods Sixty patients with bladder cancer treated by intravesical instillation chemotherapy with bladder preservation from January 2018 to December 2019 were selected as the study subjects. They were divided into control group and intervention group according to the sequence of chemotherapy time, with 30 cases in each group. Both groups received routine nursing and rehabilitation training in urology, and mindfulness therapy was added to the intervention group for 6 weeks. Before and 6 weeks after the intervention, the sleeping and mental status of the two groups were compared by the Self-Burden Feeling Scale (SPBS), Herth Hope Scale (HHI) and Insomnia Severity Index Scale (lSI). Results There was no significant difference in SPBS, HHI and ISI scores between the two groups before intervention (P > 0.05). After 6 weeks of intervention, SPBS score of patients in the intervention group was 47.00±1.41, and that of the control group was 49.50±0.62.After 6 weeks of intervention, the total score of HHI was 32.61±1.94 in the intervention group and 27.22±2.67 in the control group.After 6 weeks of intervention, ISI score of patients in the intervention group was 19.17± 1.72, and that of the control group was 20.67±2.24. The difference between the two groups was statistically significant (t values were 6.454, -7.042, 2.097, P < 0.01 or 0.05). Conclusions Mindfulness therapy can effectively improve insomnia and cancer emotional problems in patients with bladder cancer who underwent bladder preservation and perfusion. Key words: Mindfulness therapy; Bladder cancer; Perfusion chemotherapy; Self perceived burden; Survival hope; Sleep status

Effect of mindfulness therapy on the intervention of cancer-related fatigue in patients with lung cancer: a meta-analysis

Effect of mindfulness therapy on the intervention of cancer-related fatigue in patients with lung cancer: a meta-analysis

Research progress of mindfulness therapy in symptom management of cancer patients

This study summarizes the sources of mindfulness, intervention classification, mechanism of action, and application effects on cancer patients, and summarizes the effect of mindfulness therapy on improving fatigue symptoms, relieving psychological pain, improving sleep quality, and reducing pain in cancer patients, in order to provide evidence basis for the righteousness intervention of cancer patients in the future. Key words: Neoplasms; Mindfulness therapy; Symptom management; Research progress

The Effect of Mindfulness Therapy on Tolerance of Uncertainty and Thought-Action Fusion in Patients with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

The Effect of Mindfulness Therapy on Tolerance of Uncertainty and Thought-Action Fusion in Patients with Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

The Effectiveness of Mindfulness Therapy by VR (Virtual-Reality) With a Focus on Death Anxiety in a Patient With Cerebellar Cancer (Case Report)

Background: Cancer has many potential physical, psychological and social consequences for the patient. This single case study explored the efficiency of mindfulness therapy with the aid of virtual reality (VR) focusing on minimizing anxiety especially death anxiety in a patient with cerebellar cancer. Methods: In this case study research the patient met and consulted 3 times in the first week, and the aim of these meetings was to break the patient’s resistance through meditation and psychological treatment. After that, 8 sessions each one 2 hours were planned at the patient’s home. In the second week, a subsidiary device called VR (large eye crystal capable of playing 3D film) was used as a method to assist the patient. Results: The data collected from the pre/posttest of Beck anxiety showed significant progress in blood pressure, heart rate and body temperature, and increased up to its normal levels. In addition, the sense of satisfaction expressed by the patient during the sessions was noticeably significant. Conclusion: According to results mindfulness therapy by VR with a focus on anxiety reduction as a complementary therapy has remarkable efficacy on improving quality of life in the cancer patient.

Mindfulness Efficacy on the Perception of the Disease and the Quality of Life of Patients with Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Introduction: One of the challenges of patients with irritable bowel syndrome is the quality of life and perception of the disease. In recent decade's mindfulness as one of the most effective treatments in the treatment of many disorders has been introduced. This study aimed to determine the effectiveness of mindfulness therapy on quality of life and perception of disease among patients with irritable bowel syndrome. Materials & Methods: The research method was experimental (pretest-posttest control group and random assignment).The sample of the study consisted of 30 patients with irritable bowel syndrome who among all patients were admitted to hospitals in 2014. After the interview, the Rome-III diagnostic criteria and Quality of life and illness perception questionnaire, using random sampling (n=15 per group) the subjects were selected and randomly divided into two experimental groups and one control. Two months after the completion of 8 sessions (90-minute sessions a week for two months) of treatment, mindfulness and perceived quality of life questionnaire was administered to the patients in both groups. Using multivariate analysis of variance, SPSS vol.20 software was also used to analyze the data. Findings: Mindfulness therapy in improving quality of life (P=0.005) and increasing the understanding of the disease (P=0.002) among patients with irritable bowel syndrome in the experimental group was significantly effective. Discussion & Conclusions: It seems that the implementation of mindfulness therapy can improve the quality of life and perception of disease in patients with irritable bowel syndrome.

Interventions based on mindfulness for the elderly chronic pain: review of the literature

The chronic pain-bio-psycho-social phenomenon would index a transition between a pain alarm and a pain disease, with reshaping of the inhibitive brain areas and a takeover of psychological factors on the modulatory systems. The current treatment of elders' chronic pain suffers from many limits, and this article addresses this issue by discussing a new and innovative non-pharmacological intervention (mindfulness therapy) to reduce consequences of chronic pain in daily-life. Mindfulness therapy mainly targets two transdiagnostic mental processes - avoidance and self-centered ruminations - which leads to emotional dysregulation in chronic pain patients. Although many studies documented the beneficial effect of mindfulness therapy on psychological symptoms in adults, there is still a lack of studies testing the effect of mindfulness therapy on emotional regulation and psychological symptoms in elderly population with chronic pain. It is therefore necessary to investigate therapeutic efficacy with this population. In conclusion, we formulate several lines of research to test the hypothesis that the effect of the mindfulness therapy on targeted processes would improve elders' ability to cope with chronic pain and would reduce disturbances associated with chronic pain.