Objectives Self-compassion is a caring way of relating to personal distress that has known
soothing physiological effects characterized by feelings of safeness. Individuals low in …

Background Previous research suggests that low distress tolerance may be associated with
poor emotion regulation, contribute to drinking to cope motives, and predict alcohol-related …

Objective: The high comorbidity between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and alcohol
use disorder (AUD) is well-established and complex. However, there is a need to explore …

Substance use is highly prevalent in those with trauma histories, especially in women, which
may be in part explained by high rates of interpersonal trauma in this population. Research …

Aim Sleep disturbance, clinically significant pain, and depressive symptoms commonly
occur together among individuals with substance use disorders. The purposes of the present …

Background: Exposure to blasts is common among service members and history of these
exposures has been associated with chronic psychiatric and health outcomes. Evidence …

Abstract Abstract Background and Aim: One of the vulnerable groups against the corona
virus are the nurses working in the hospital, who are exposed to this virus due to being on …

Abstract The Unified Protocol (UP) is a flexible, transdiagnostic form of cognitive behavioral
therapy that effectively treats diverse psychiatric conditions in children, adolescents and …

Objective: The present research aimed to predict resiliency based on childhood trauma,
psychological distress, and difficulty in emotion regulation in individuals with substance use …

Emotional distress tolerance refers to the perceived ability to tolerate one's negative
emotions (Simons & Gaher, 2005). Low emotional distress tolerance is a transdiagnostic …