2023
DOI: 10.1177/14680173231207961
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Mindfulness and cognitive training interventions that address intersecting cognitive and aging needs of older adults

Andrew D Eaton,
Sean B Rourke,
Shelley L Craig
et al.

Abstract: Summary Mindfulness and cognitive training interventions are promising models to address impacts (e.g., anxiety and stress) of cognitive impairment among older adults. Combining strategies may yield better outcomes than models offered in isolation. However, there are numerous uncertainties about these interventions, potential for combination, and implementation. Social workers are well placed to offer these interventions. Findings From an initial search of 3,538 records, 13 studies were included in the final r… Show more

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“…In existing literature, people living with HIV have highlighted the importance of group therapies for addressing cognitive difficulties, as groups can encourage social connections and community-building in the face of stigma [15][16][17]. There is also evidence that psychosocial interventions combining multiple strategies or modalities may demonstrate improved outcomes relative to those reliant on a single technique such as talk therapy [18,19].…”
Section: Cognitive Remediation Group Therapy (Crgt)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In existing literature, people living with HIV have highlighted the importance of group therapies for addressing cognitive difficulties, as groups can encourage social connections and community-building in the face of stigma [15][16][17]. There is also evidence that psychosocial interventions combining multiple strategies or modalities may demonstrate improved outcomes relative to those reliant on a single technique such as talk therapy [18,19].…”
Section: Cognitive Remediation Group Therapy (Crgt)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 17 19 There is also evidence that psychosocial interventions combining multiple strategies or modalities may demonstrate improved outcomes relative to those reliant on a single technique such as talk therapy. 20 , 21 Moreover, emergent research suggests that social support is associated with improved cognitive functioning among middle-aged and older people living with HIV who also identify as sexual minorities (eg, gay or bisexual men). 22 This further underscores the importance of developing group interventions for individuals from underserved communities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%