2019
DOI: 10.1007/s12671-019-01282-9
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Dispositional Mindfulness in Irritable Bowel Syndrome: the Mediating Role of Symptom Interference and Self-Compassion

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“…Numerous studies portrayed relaxation techniques as effective for many illnesses and problems such as generalized anxiety disorder,[ 9 ] sleep disorders,[ 10 ] headache,[ 11 ] hypertension[ 12 ], and cardiovascular diseases. [ 13 ] Although various studies have shown the effectiveness of PMR and similar techniques such as mindfulness-based treatments (MBT) in reducing IBS symptoms,[ 14 15 ] the literature lacks studies that examine the benefits of short-term training. Especially given the current pandemic of COVID-19, social media and virtual platforms have gained more fame in terms of communication and access than ever before.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerous studies portrayed relaxation techniques as effective for many illnesses and problems such as generalized anxiety disorder,[ 9 ] sleep disorders,[ 10 ] headache,[ 11 ] hypertension[ 12 ], and cardiovascular diseases. [ 13 ] Although various studies have shown the effectiveness of PMR and similar techniques such as mindfulness-based treatments (MBT) in reducing IBS symptoms,[ 14 15 ] the literature lacks studies that examine the benefits of short-term training. Especially given the current pandemic of COVID-19, social media and virtual platforms have gained more fame in terms of communication and access than ever before.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%