past choices, rather than do something impulsive.
“What we found from this study that was really interesting was that mindfulness-based treatment was the most helpful for people who also had a clinically diagnosable depression issue,” Glasner said. “So what I am planning to do as of now, is to do a larger study where we focus on depression, anxiety and [people who] are also struggling with addiction.”
Author: Justin Kravcik
Justin Kravcik is a reporter for Addiction Now who covers breaking news. He previously worked as a reporter for Orange County Culture Magazine, where he covered human interest stories across Orange County. He also worked as a marketing copywriter for a Newport Beach-based law firm, where he wrote articles on current events and education. Contact Justin at justink@drugaddictionnow.com.
