Meditative and non-meditative mindfulness-based interventions for mind and body
Kyriaki Giannou1, Michail Mantzios2
1Independent Researcher, Birmingham, UK. kyriaki.giannou@gmail.com.
Abstract:
The present editorial synopsises the benefits and challenges in meditative and non-meditative mindfulness practices and explores shorter and more creative approaches in mind-body interventions, emphasizing inclusivity and evidence-based practices. This collection, launched in BMC Complementary Medicine and Therapies, aims to bring together research on a variety of mindful practices, to discuss their role in supporting wellbeing.
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