ArticleIntegrative medicine research2022
Fostering spirituality and psychosocial health through mind-body practices in underserved populations.
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Abstract
backgroundThis study examined changes in spirituality and psychosocial outcomes among African American and rural adults participating in a culturally-adapted mind-body intervention.
methodsAfrican American (
resultsAttendance was significantly associated with increased spirituality (
conclusionFindings suggest that mind-body practices may foster spirituality in urban African American adults. Additional adaptations are needed to strengthen spirituality in rural residents and to improve psychosocial health and wellbeing in this underserved population.
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