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Research Article| Volume 34, ISSUE 2, P58-66, April 2020

Testing the acceptability and initial efficacy of a smartphone-app mindfulness intervention for college student veterans with PTSD

Published:February 12, 2020DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apnu.2020.02.004

      Highlights

      • Mindfulness is essential for PTSD symptom management in student veterans.
      • Smartphone-app mindfulness intervention is a feasible strategy for PTSD management.
      • The proposed mindfulness app can enhance student veterans' resilience.

      Abstract

      This single-arm, pre-post feasibility study evaluated the acceptability and initial efficacy of a mindfulness smartphone-app intervention intended to promote resilience and improve posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms among college student military veterans. The app contained mindfulness exercises and meditations based on the acceptance and commitment therapy. Twenty-three student veterans used the app for four weeks. The results showed high levels of perceived satisfaction and usability of the app. Significant changes in resilience, mindfulness, PTSD, experiential avoidance, and rumination were observed. Future research is needed to test the intervention in a randomized controlled trial.

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