Using Mindfulness for Increasing Provider Capacity to Support Inner City Survivors of Violence [English and Spanish versions]
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Psychiatry Issue BriefPublication Date
2015-07-01Keywords
MindfulnessViolence
Mindfulness
meditation
violence
survivors of violence
service providers
Spanish
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Mindfulness is recognized as an evidence-based practice that can improve a person’s physical and emotional health and well-being. This research project examined the cultural relevance and potential acceptability of mindfulness practices by front-line providers working with a low-income community of color affected by gun homicide. A Spanish translation of this publication is available for download.DOI
10.7191/pib.1094Permanent Link to this Item
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