Transcendental Meditation Helps to Alleviate Burnout in Academic Physicians
Physicians regularly practicing transcendental meditation reported relief from classic burnout and depression symptoms reported at baseline.
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Expressive Writing and Mindful Meditation are among Techniques that Help Physicians Cope with Pandemic-related Stress
For the past two months, physicians, nurses and occupational therapists at the University Hospital of North Tees in England have engaged in atypical activities. Every three weeks, they trade their masks, gloves and stethoscopes for a pen—and write about their thoughts, memories and feelings. The two-hour online sessions, led by Siobhan Campbell, a senior lecturer…
Mindfulness Meditation Shown to Produce Changes in Emotional Processing
Reduce differences between late positive potential response to negative high arousing and neutral stimuli is significant following mindfulness mediation.
Meditation Recommended to Physicians to Address Burnout and Improve Well-Being
The AMA suggests that meditation should be practiced every day and can actually help address physician burnout.
Regular Meditation Routines Show Improvements in Memory and Mood in Elderly
According to this study, regular meditation routines are beneficial in elderly patients with memory deficits and signs of depression or anxiety.
Being Mindful of Meditation
Mindfulness meditation is a frequently studied, complementary tool for managing anxiety, depression, and ill health
Ocean Therapy Has the Power to Heal the Mind and Body
The ocean is a force unto itself. It has the power to devastate entire towns, swallow up ships in a single gulp, and pull swimmers away from the shore never to be seen again. Comprising 70% of the Earths total surface, the ocean is home to some of the largest and most vicious animals ever to exist. Its waters can reach chilling depths of 36,000 feet under a crushing pressure of more than 8 tons per square inch.
Meditation: The Power of Slowing Down
The desire to improve your health and life is a never-ending one—unless you’re a masochist. Long to-do lists are staples of the A-type personality that tend to become part of many adults’ lives. More often than not, these attempts at improvement go unresolved because people are imperfect creatures of habit. It’s important to think basically when it comes to improvement, but most important of all: you simply need to think, or rather, meditate. Meditation, a practice that is thousands of years old and was once used to try to connect with the answers of the universe, is a modern-day powerhouse. Meditation has garnered a lot of scientific interest, and research is saying there is good news, so much so that meditation should become a larger part of people’s daily routine.
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