Key result
The Heartfulness Project integrative programme helped people with cardiovascular diseases feel more optimistic and less stressed.
Why the study?
Does the Heartfulness Project improve optimism and reduce stress in people with cardiovascular diseases?
Does the Heartfulness Project improve optimism and reduce stress in people with cardiovascular diseases?
The Heartfulness Project, an integrative program for patients with cardiovascular diseases, may improve optimism and reduce stress.
May support adjunctive Heartfulness for CVD stress; leaves open randomized confirmation.
The Heartfulness Project was developed as an integrative programme for people suffering from heart disorders. The programme has been trialled twice and the results are positive: people with cardiovascular diseases feel more optimistic and less stressed when they incorporate the new skills as taught in the programme into their lives. This paper provides the details of the project in terms of its context including the lead author’s personal experience as well as its outcome and offers further discussion.
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Campbell et al. (2019) studied Cardiovascular diseases. The Heartfulness Project was evaluated. The Heartfulness Project integrative programme helped people with cardiovascular diseases feel more optimistic and less stressed.
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