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SUSAN BÖGELS: MINDFULNESS INFLUENCES THE WAY WE RELATE TO OURSELVES AND OTHERS
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One of the most remarkable events of the fourth day of the conference was the lecture of Professor Susan Bögels from the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands). In it, she has approached the full or conscious attention (mindfulness) from a family or systemic perspective, showing how the conscious attention of the father, mother or child affects the psychopathology and welfare of the whole family. The Dutch professor has offered data from trials that show beneficial effects of mindfulness in children with different psychopathologies, such as internalizing problems, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or autism spectrum disorders. It has also highlighted the positive effects of mindfulness on mothers with newborn children or on couples who are expecting a baby. Parenting training in mindfulness could be successfully applied online, she noted. Also, the program that applies to children, adolescents, and their parents, Mymind, has shown positive effects, especially in children with ADHD and autism. Finally, she has highlighted the idea that mindfulness aimed at one family member positively affects the rest of the members and that including another family member in the same training, or in a parallel one, also seems to be beneficial.
A great experience to attend this conference of Susan Bögels in #aitana2020!
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PRESENTING THE MONOGRAPHIC ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
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In this last day of the congress has taken place the presentation of the monographic of the Journal of Clinical Psychology with Children and Adolescents entitled "Psychological Impact of COVID-19 on Children and Adolescents" published, thanks to Ediciones Pirámide, by the AITANA Research Group of Miguel Hernández University. Professor Mireia Orgilés, coordinator of the monograph, thanked the authors for their participation and highlighted the high quality of the work. At the national level have participated researchers from the University of Almeria, Universitat Jaume I de Castellón, Universitat de València, Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, Universidad Europea de Valencia and the University Miguel Hernández. At the international level, the participation of authors from the University of Roehampton and Durham University (United Kingdom), University of Baroda (India), De La Salle University (Philippines), Universidad Veracruzana (Mexico) or University of Perugia (Italy) stands out.
Mireia Orgilés has highlighted that, at the beginning of the pandemic, there was a lack of consensus on how confinement could affect the mental health of children and adolescents, as well as a lack of scientific studies on the subject, which motivated the publication of this monograph. In total, 11 papers are included, seven analyzing psychological effects, three on risk or protective factors and one paper examining the effectiveness of a preventive intervention.
The participants can download the complete monograph in the "Briefcase" section of the virtual platform and visualize the symposium in the “On Demand” section.
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CLOSING CEREMONY OF #AITANA2020
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The Closing Ceremony was held in the Auditorium, with the presence of Mr. Juan José Ruiz (Rector of the Miguel Hernández University), Mr. Francisco Santolaya (President of the General Council of Psychology of Spain) and the President of the Organizing Committee, Ms. Mireia Orgilés. A particularly emotive moment was the presentation of the Aitana 2020 Award to the British pianist and writer James Rhodes in recognition of his work in raising awareness and social sensitivity in favour of the protection of children's rights, presented by the Rector of the Miguel Hernández University. James Rhodes, in his words of appreciation, emphasized his excitement at receiving this award and said that "child protection and its visibility is more important now than ever".
In the Closing Ceremony the awards for the best works in the poster modality have also been given. The work presented by Josep Roman (University Institute of Health Sciences Research, Balearic Islands, Spain) has won the EDICIONES PIRÁMIDE prize for young researchers, Ainara Muñoz (University Jaume I, Castellón, Spain) has won the prize for best applied research and the work of Vanessa Moutinho (University of Minho, Portugal) has been awarded the prize for best international research. Congratulations to the winners!
We remind you that all the contents of the congress will be available in the "On Demand" section of the virtual platform for a week.
Thank you for joining us for another year!
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