Australian adults who completed the self-compassion meditation training reported significantly increased body appreciation, positive well-being and lower self-judgment. The benefits were still evident six weeks after the program concluded, and frequency of practice alone did not drive the size of change.
Self-Compassion Meditation Enhances Body Confidence in Australian Adults
Australian adults participating in self-compassion meditation training experienced improved body appreciation and well-being, with lasting effects noted six weeks post-program. This study highlights the potential benefits of mental health practices, which could be relevant for addressing body image issues in various cultural contexts, including Iran.
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📰 What Happened
A study found that Australian adults who underwent self-compassion meditation training reported improved body appreciation and well-being, with these benefits lasting for at least six weeks after the program ended.
- Participants showed increased body appreciation and reduced self-judgment.
- The frequency of meditation practice did not correlate with the size of the benefits.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Body image issues are a common concern worldwide, and practices like self-compassion meditation can offer therapeutic benefits.
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