“…Moreover, most MBIs with older adults studies involve clinical populations, with either mental disorders like depression (Lynch & Bronner, 2006) or physical issues like back pain (Morone et al, 2008). There are exceptions that focus on community populations, but these generally still utilise interventions developed for clinical groups (e.g., MBSR), and are focused on correcting deficits, such as reducing emotional distress (Young & Baime, 2010) or blood pressure (Palta et al, 2012). Morone et al's (2009) mind-body intervention does appear to be designed specifically for older community-dwelling adults, but again, is still somewhat 'deficit focused,' with a homework book entitled 'Keep your brain alive.'…”