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Mindfulness and clinical science | The Psychologist

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  • Dec, 2018
  • #Psychology #Neuroscience #PhilosophyofScience
Bergljot Gjelsvik
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thepsychologist.bps.org.uk
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Mindfulness seems to be everywhere. There has been a huge increase in research, with a 2015 report from the Mindfulness All-Party Parliamentary Group finding more than 500 peer-revi... Show More

Mindfulness seems to be everywhere. There has been a huge increase in research, with a 2015 report from the Mindfulness All-Party Parliamentary Group finding more than 500 peer-reviewed scientific journal papers being published every year. Mindfulness is all over the media: it’s all about decluttering the mind, mindful drinking and digital detox. In a country where parody is a popular leisure activity, the publication of The Ladybird Book of Mindfulness is a sure sign that mindfulness has gone mainstream. However, the rapid rise in popular interest has led to concerns in some quarters that the science surrounding mindfulness is less than rigorous.

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Jud Brewer MD PhD @judbrewer · Aug 15, 2019
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Nice article highlighting the dangers of overhyping #mindfulness, and the need for more research.
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