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Survey to Assess Interest in a Mindfulness Intervention at a Midwifery and Women's Health Clinic
Alyson Haslam1, Trina Salm Ward, Sara Wagner Robb
1Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, College of Public Health, the University of Georgia, Athens (Drs Haslam and Robb); and Department of Health Promotion and Behavior, College of Public Health and School of Social Work, the University of Georgia, Athens (Dr Ward).
We conducted a voluntary survey among ethnically and socioeconomically diverse women. About half of the respondents reported experiencing at least one health issue; over half were interested in attending a mindfulness class to reduce stress. Our study suggests interest in participating in a mindfulness intervention, primarily among those with more health issues.
We conducted a voluntary survey among ethnically and socioeconomically diverse women. About half of the respondents reported experiencing at least one health issue; over half were interested in attending a mindfulness class to reduce stress. Our study suggests interest in participating in a mindfulness intervention, primarily among those with more health issues.