Recently, there has been significant growth in the empirical literature on mindfulness and
mindfulness-based treatments (MBTs). The purpose of the current review was to critically
examine and critique eleven studies evaluating MBTs for reducing aggressive behaviors.
Articles were divided based on design (ie, group design vs. single subject). This review
highlighted evidence supporting the efficacy of the use of mindfulness-based treatments in
individuals with aggressive behavior problems. Many of the group studies had weak …