This study explored the role of emotional dysregulation in 178 participants with concurrent
EDs and SUDs. We ran two path analyses: Model 1 predicted negative mood regulation …

Psychological flexibility and mindfulness are two related, but distinct, regulation processes
that have been shown to be at the core of psychological wellbeing. The current study …

Disordered eating behaviors (eg, binge eating, food restriction, self-induced vomiting, and
laxative use) as well as alcohol use and related issues are prevalent in undergraduate …

Purpose Food susceptibility refers to an individual's thoughts, feelings, and motivations
when highly palatable foods are available. Mindfulness, or the practice of paying attention …

Current literature highlights the importance of emotion in the development and maintenance
of eating disorders. Deficits in emotional processing skills in this population have been …

Emotions, particularly emotion dysregulation, play an important role in the development and
maintenance of eating disorders as evidenced by the emphasis given to addressing …

Evidence regarding the effectiveness of mindfulness based interventions (MBIs) for eating
disorders, weight management and food craving is emerging and further studies are …

There is limited understanding of the relationship between emotion dysregulation and
weight gain among smokers, although available data suggest there are potential …

This study investigated whether engaging in mindfulness following food consumption
produced changes in affect and body satisfaction, as compared to a control distraction task …

Objective Studies have demonstrated that negative affect increases prior to food intake in
individuals diagnosed with an eating disorder. Mindfulness has been supported empirically …