The COVID-19 pandemic clearly has various detrimental psychological effects on people's
mental health, emphasizing the importance of mindfulness in overcoming such …

Introduction Self‐compassion and self‐forgiveness are two self‐focused, positive coping
approaches that may reduce risk of problem drinking and/or aid in treatment/recovery from …

People consume alcohol for multiple reasons. Negative motives are often associated with
alcohol-related problems. These problems might be explained by negative effects of high …

Background: Prior studies suggest that lower levels of mindfulness contribute to the
motivation of using alcohol to cope with distress. Research examining this possibility is …

Background: Alcohol use disorder may be directly or indirectly related to mindfulness and
distress tolerance, and these factors are often targeted in treatment. However, such …

Objectif: Cette étude a pour objectif de dresser une cartographie exhaustive de l'état actuel
des connaissances sur l'efficience de l'autocompassion dans la prévention de la rechute de …

While alcohol often enhances our social experience, we may-directly or indirectly-
experience some unpleasant side effects of drinking as well, such as aggression. Where lies …

Purpose: Negative affect and negative urgency are common mechanisms within substance
use engagement. Negative urgency has shown to be highly related to substance use …

Abundant research suggests alcohol use among college students as a public health
concern (SAMHSA, 2014). Previous studies support rumination, a manner of responding to …

Objective: The research aimed to investigate the levels and relationships of Mindfulness,
Distress Tolerance, and Dependence Severity among tribal individuals with alcohol use …