Awesome work by @isaac_treves highlighted in @MIT news! See his newly published article here: https://t.co/H6K2A6tXN4 https://t.co/0cvDb6nnm3
At-home use of app-based mindfulness for children: A randomized active-controlled trial.
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The collective responses show strong support and enthusiasm for the research on mindfulness for children, evidenced by positive words like 'greatly appreciate', 'congratulations', and mentions of emotional well-being. The tone is appreciative and excited, emphasizing the perceived importance and potential benefits of the study, which explains the moderate scores for engagement and impact.
Most posters show support and appreciation for the research, highlighting their positive reception of the study and its significance.
The discussions reflect high interest in the topic, with mentions of emotional resilience, well-being, and congratulations on the publications.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyI have been practicing mindfulness since 2009, but my learnings are only experiential. Greatly appreciate the formal research on mindfulness by these amazing scientists! Emotional resilience in children https://t.co/v8PqSVWK1j Emotional well-being https://t.co/RKwRDBWrru 2/3
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Mindfulness Enhances Emotional Resilience in Children During Stressful Events
This talk discusses how mindfulness supports emotional resilience in children, reducing stress, anxiety, and depression during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic.
Enhancing Child Mental Health Through App-Based Mindfulness Practices
MIT researchers found that children using a mindfulness app for 40 days showed reduced stress and negative emotions. The study highlights how mindfulness supports emotional resilience, especially during stressful events…
I have been practicing mindfulness since 2009, but my learnings are only experiential. Greatly appreciate the formal research on mindfulness by these amazing scientists! Emotional resilience in children https://t.co/v8PqSVWK1j Emotional well-being https://t.co/RKwRDBWrru 2/3
@mitopenlearning @mitbrainandcog Congratulations on the publications! The OA article can be accessed here: https://t.co/rtnA3LdtIQ
Awesome work by @isaac_treves highlighted in @MIT news! See his newly published article here: https://t.co/H6K2A6tXN4 https://t.co/0cvDb6nnm3