Adults over the age of 65 years are now the fastest growing segment of the Canadian
population. Although individual differences exist, aging is commonly associated with …

Objectives: An increased need exists to examine factors that protect against age-related
cognitive decline. There is preliminary evidence that meditation can improve cognitive …

Background To investigate the effect of a modified mindfulness‐based stress reduction
(mMBSR) program on mental well‐being and cognitive function of older adults. Method Two …

Objectives: Mindfulness training may help seniors successfully manage the physical and
psychological challenges of aging in a manner that reduces distress and promotes vitality …

Objective: Many older adults cope with various chronic physical health conditions, and in
some cases, with mental health and/or cognitive difficulties. Mindfulness-based interventions …

Objectives: To examine the effects of age and depressive symptom severity on changes in
positive affect among older adults randomly assigned to a Mindfulness-Based Stress …

Objectives: In a rapidly aging world population, an increasingly large group faces age-
related decline in cognitive functioning. Cognitive complaints of older adults are often …

Background/Aims Age-related cognitive decline is a pervasive problem in our aging
population. To date, no pharmacological treatments to halt or reverse cognitive decline are …

Objectives: The current study examined whether the link between stress and health-related
quality of life was buffered by protective factors, namely mindfulness, in a sample of middle …

A randomized clinical trial was conducted to investigate the impact of an eight-session
mindfulness meditation (MM) training versus a control training. The older adult participants …