First steps in mindfulness skills
Maggie Stanton1, Christine Dunkley
1Hampshire Partnership Foundation Trust.
Mindfulness is increasingly used in psychological treatments for various health conditions. Nurses are now teaching simple mindfulness exercises to patients, with this article detailing the technique and its applications.
Area of Science:
- Psychology
- Health Sciences
Background:
- Mindfulness has gained prominence in psychological treatments over the last two decades.
- Its application spans both mental and physical health conditions.
Observation:
- Nurses are actively integrating mindfulness into patient care across diverse healthcare settings.
- This article explores the concept and clinical utility of mindfulness.
Findings:
- The article provides a foundational understanding of mindfulness.
- It outlines clinical populations benefiting from mindfulness interventions.
- A simple introductory mindfulness exercise script is included.
Implications:
- This resource supports nurses in implementing mindfulness techniques.
- It offers a practical approach to patient-centered care.
- The case study illustrates the real-world application and benefits of mindfulness.
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