Explorer l’impact de la pratique de la présence attentive (mindfulness) sur la réduction des pensées négatives répétitives chez les personnes proches aidantes

This scientific report (in French) presents the results of a literature review exploring interventions aimed at reducing repetitive negative thinking (RNT) among the caregivers of people living with a major neurocognitive disorder.
Year: 2022
Languages: French
Format: Document (article, report, guide, etc.)
Dimension(s) of caregiving:
  • Analysis of caregiving support

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This scientific report (110 pages, in French) presents the results of a literature review exploring interventions aimed at reducing repetitive negative thinking (RNT) among the caregivers of people living with a major neurocognitive disorder. The report was written as part of the development of a leading practice, itself implemented in keeping with the Quebec government’s departmental guidelines on major neurocognitive disorders (Phase 3), a key aim of which is to improve quality of life both for those who live with such disorders and for their caregivers.

Full title: Explorer l’impact de la pratique de la présence attentive (mindfulness) sur la réduction des pensées négatives répétitives chez les personnes proches aidantes de personnes vivant avec un trouble neurocognitif majeur : une approche transdiagnostique de la santé mentale et du bien-être psychologique