Previous research has established coping-motivated use to be the most problematic form of
substance use. While dispositional mindfulness and self-compassion have been associated …

Mindfulness-based programs (MBPs) are increasingly used to reduce parental stress and to
enhance dyadic interactions between parents and children. Prior reviews examining the …

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 …

Alcohol and marijuana misuse is prevalent on many university campuses, with high rates of
undergraduate students reporting experiencing alcohol and/or marijuana-related problems …

Objectives Growing evidence supports the role of mindfulness in regulating emotions in the
general population. However, the interactive network of mindfulness facets and difficulties in …

Objective: Undergraduate students show high rates of harmful alcohol consumption, and
coping-motivated use has been consistently shown to be the most problematic. The present …

Objectives Individuals may turn to alcohol in part because they lack effective strategies to
manage negative affect (NA), such as self-compassion. Motives to cope with NA are key …

Previous research demonstrated the relationship between mindfulness and academic
performance among adolescents. However, there is a lack of research distinguishing …

Background This study aimed to determine if motivations to use alcohol (coping and social
motivations) mediate the relationship between trait mindfulness and a variety of alcohol …

Problematic substance use during adolescence predicts numerous adverse outcomes,
including increased risk of substance use disorders in adulthood. Adolescents often use …