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Mindfulness for Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG

symptom improvement. Mindfulness is an effective treatment of IBS. However it is unclear through which mental processes...

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Mindfulness for Older Adults With Cognitive Concerns

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG - 31 August 2016

The current study will examine the effects of a brief mindfulness based intervention (BMBI) on mood, memory and attention in comparison...

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Positive Mindfulness Program and Wellbeing in Chronic Pain

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG - 20 February 2017

individuals with chronic pain through a 4-week online positive mindfulness programme. Each module, lasting 4 days, will include a daily...

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Headspace as a guided self-help mindfulness course for depression

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG - 01 September 2017

treatment, but 58% of people who complete treatment remain depressed. Mindfulness has been found to be useful to helping depression. It...

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LIGHTMind 2: Low-intensity guided help through mindfulness

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG - 31 August 2017

treatment. This study seeks to investigate an alternative to CBT self-help. Mindfulness-based self-help, which differs from CBT in...

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The Effect of Mindfulness on Cognition and Emotion Following Acquired Brain Injury

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG - 24 July 2017

Can mindfulness help with attention and emotion difficulties after a brain injury? People who have a brain injury often have problems...

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Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy to Improve Emotional Wellbeing and Glycaemic Control in Diabetes

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG - 04 November 2015

randomised controlled trial in Scotland exploring whether an 8-week mindfulness and self-management based intervention programme...

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Investigating the impact of a short-course MBSR-based mindfulness intervention on patients with difficult-to-manage asthma.

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG

help people with PCA, and one possible such intervention is mindfulness training. Mindfulnessbased training has...

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A feasibility randomised controlled trial of a brief mindfulness-based intervention in a mental health secondary care setting

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG

Mindfulness means intentionally paying attention to current experiences with an attitude of kindness, curiosity and acceptance....

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MYRIAD: My Resilience in Adolescence, a study examining the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a mindfulness training programme in schools compared with normal school provision

Source: UK Clinical Trials Gateway - UKCTG - 03 June 2016

of study that is based on mindfulness techniques. The mindfulness programme, called '.b', has been developed by the...

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Mindfulness for Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Mindfulness for Older Adults With Cognitive Concerns

Positive Mindfulness Program and Wellbeing in Chronic Pain

Headspace as a guided self-help mindfulness course for depression

LIGHTMind 2: Low-intensity guided help through mindfulness

The Effect of Mindfulness on Cognition and Emotion Following Acquired Brain Injury

Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy to Improve Emotional Wellbeing and Glycaemic Control in Diabetes

Investigating the impact of a short-course MBSR-based mindfulness intervention on patients with difficult-to-manage asthma.

A feasibility randomised controlled trial of a brief mindfulness-based intervention in a mental health secondary care setting

MYRIAD: My Resilience in Adolescence, a study examining the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a mindfulness training programme in schools compared with normal school provision