Research on nonattachment, a Buddhist psychological construct closely related to
mindfulness, has burgeoned since the development of the Nonattachment Scale. The aim of …

Background: Meditation is defined as a form of cognitive training that aims to improve
attentional and emotional self-regulation. This systematic review aims to evaluate the …

Objectives Self‐compassion represents a way of interacting with the self involving kindness
and a balanced approach to negative self‐related stimuli that has shown to contribute to …

Contemplative psychology is concerned with the psychological study of contemplative
processes and practices, such as meditation, mindfulness, yoga, introspection, reflection …

Objectives Nonattachment involves a flexible way of relating to ideas without clinging to
them and is hypothesized to be beneficial to mental health. However, no longitudinal …

Mindful attention appears to facilitate greater satisfaction of basic psychological needs (ie,
autonomy, competence, and relatedness). Recent findings suggest that nonattachment may …

Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) are often promoted in the Western world as being
“secular” in nature, despite the religious/spiritual (R/S) roots of mindfulness itself. Relevant …

Objectives The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted individuals' well-being
across the globe. Despite increased mental health risks due to local and global uncertainties …

Objectives Nonattachment has been found to be a potentially important mental quality in
mitigating psychological distress and promoting well-being across student and community …

The recognition of mindfulness-based interventions as an effective approach to address
psychological distress and improve well-being has stimulated the development of a …