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DEBATE: The inevitable decline of mindfulness.
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The social discussions reveal a balanced skepticism towards mindfulness, with comments referencing the large-scale MYRIAD study and critiques about overhyped claims, using words like 'failed', 'detrimental', and 'overhyped' to emphasize concerns. This tone indicates a recognition of emerging evidence that challenges previous assumptions, moderately engaging participants in critical evaluation of the topic.
Most discussions acknowledge the challenges and limitations of mindfulness, suggesting a cautiously supportive stance, with some questioning its universal benefits.
The discussions indicate moderate interest, focusing on new research findings and debates about mindfulness's effectiveness, but not showing intense passion.
Participants are referencing studies, using phrases like 'a must read' or 'fascinating', which reflect a reasonable level of engagement and analysis.
The discussions highlight the potential impact of recent research which questions mindfulness, influencing perceptions of its efficacy and guiding future research and clinical practices.
Abstract in brief
- The effectiveness of mindfulness meditation as a tool for wellbeing and clinical purposes is being questioned due to recent failures in large-scale studies, including a costly one involving schoolchildren.
- Growing evidence suggests that mindfulness practice may have potential negative effects, challenging the idea that it is universally beneficial.
- Critics argue that the widespread enthusiasm for mindfulness has led to overhyped claims and the use of simplistic metaphors, which have distorted its true impact and overlooked possible risks.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskySecularising techniques, like mindfulness, & using in clinical practice, is not a problem in itself; the problem arises when there is little scrutiny or criticism: easily leading to overhyped claims of effectiveness, disregard of criticisms & triumphalism https://t.co/KdtSYhDBwI
"The results of MYRIAD, the most expensive study in the history of meditation science... show that mindfulness meditation failed to improve the mental health of children compared with a control group and that it might even have had a detrimental effect." https://t.co/dwYRBsZMvt
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In this interesting #OpenAccess @TheCAMH Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. A fascinating read. Available now on the @WileyPsychology online library. https://t.co/tcTzpYKd2Y
In this fascinating #OpenAccess Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. Available now on the @WileyPsychology online library. https://t.co/MfV7s6ZBu1 #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #CAMH #CAMHS
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Evaluating the Effectiveness and Limitations of Mindfulness Research
The MYRIAD Study examines the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of school-based mindfulness training, highlighting challenges and limitations in current mindfulness research and its impact on adolescents' mental…
Evaluating the Impact of Mindfulness and Meditation on Children's Mental Health
Day 24 Brain health challenge. Mind the Hype. Evidence suggests mindfulness may not benefit children and could be harmful for at-risk youth, as shown by the MYRIAD study involving over 8,000 participants.
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@Mrdjstoker There is some evidence that for some students at risk of MH, such programmes actually do harm https://t.co/x1o4UKIAqZ
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@lfoulkesy @DrJackAndrews Might be of help for Lucy https://t.co/w3L9RKCd3x
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In this #OpenAccess @TheCAMH Debate paper, Miguel Farias (@CTPSR_Coventry) explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. 'The use of mindfulness #Meditation as a #Wellbeing & clinical tool is being deeply challenged on various fronts' Full paper: https://t.co/YKhvtqkJvp .
#OpenAccess @TheCAMH Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. Available now on the @WileyPsychology online library. https://t.co/bwAGDn4s51
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Top 10 Downloaded Papers 2022 #OpenAccess @TheCAMH ‘DEBATE: The inevitable decline of #Mindfulness' by Miguel Farias (@covcampus) https://t.co/knIFUVMrLx #CAMHS #CAMH
.@TheCAMH Top 10 Downloaded Papers 2022 #OpenAccess ‘DEBATE: The inevitable decline of mindfulness' by Miguel Farias (@covcampus) https://t.co/knIFUVMrLx
DEBATE: The inevitable decline of mindfulness - Farias - 2022 - Child and Adolescent Mental Health - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/lH82pwYjWC
In this fascinating #OpenAccess Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. Available now on the @WileyPsychology online library. https://t.co/MfV7s6ZBu1 #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #CAMH #CAMHS
In this interesting @TheCAMH #OpenAccess Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. Read the full paper (https://t.co/tcTzpYJFdq) to learn more. #MentalHealth #Psychology #Psychiatry #PsychTwitter #MedTwitter
RT @kempen_matthew: In this fascinating #OpenAccess Early View Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of…
In this fascinating #OpenAccess Early View Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. A must read. Available now on the @WileyPsychology online library. https://t.co/bwAGDnm2Wz #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #CAMH #CAMHS
In this fascinating #OpenAccess Early View Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. A must read. Available now on the @WileyPsychology online library. https://t.co/MfV7s6Z3Et #MentalHealth #Wellbeing #CAMH #CAMHS
RT @Dyregrov: Will the pendulum swing too far out the other side? DEBATE: The inevitable decline of mindfulness - Farias - Child and Adoles…
Will the pendulum swing too far out the other side? DEBATE: The inevitable decline of mindfulness - Farias - Child and Adolescent Mental Health - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/BP0XhsIUOW
RT @TheJCPP: In this interesting #OpenAccess @TheCAMH Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfuln…
In this interesting #OpenAccess @TheCAMH Debate, Miguel Farias of @CTPSR_Coventry explores the inevitable decline of #Mindfulness. A fascinating read. Available now on the @WileyPsychology online library. https://t.co/tcTzpYKd2Y
RT @RLStollar: "The results of MYRIAD, the most expensive study in the history of meditation science... show that mindfulness meditation fa…
"The results of MYRIAD, the most expensive study in the history of meditation science... show that mindfulness meditation failed to improve the mental health of children compared with a control group and that it might even have had a detrimental effect." https://t.co/dwYRBsZMvt
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RT @HSpandler: Secularising techniques, like mindfulness, & using in clinical practice, is not a problem in itself; the problem arises when…
RT @HSpandler: Secularising techniques, like mindfulness, & using in clinical practice, is not a problem in itself; the problem arises when…
RT @HSpandler: Secularising techniques, like mindfulness, & using in clinical practice, is not a problem in itself; the problem arises when…
Secularising techniques, like mindfulness, & using in clinical practice, is not a problem in itself; the problem arises when there is little scrutiny or criticism: easily leading to overhyped claims of effectiveness, disregard of criticisms & triumphalism https://t.co/KdtSYhDBwI
My first time hearing mindfulness being likened to muscles and resilience training. And now an unimpressive intervention for children/adolescents is presented as the "inevitable decline of mindfulness." Sigh.. This too shall pass. https://t.co/4YONVXhYY0 https://t.co/wcdDgHEwzO
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"The decline of mindfulness as a form of therapy is inevitable" https://t.co/7RVPu4j5Ux
The inevitable decline of mindfulness. https://t.co/nyL1nJJc96
“Over 8000 children, aged 11–14, were tested across 84 schools. The results show that mindfulness meditation failed to improve the mental health of children…” #openaccess DEBATE: The inevitable decline of mindfulness #childhealth #ElemEd #k12 https://t.co/0TwAt6YZZm
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