Meditation Reduces Burnout and Insomnia, Not Acute Distress in Health Care Workers
Conexiant
July 16, 2025
A randomized clinical trial evaluated the effects of Transcendental Meditation on burnout and insomnia in health care workers.
The TM group showed significant reductions in emotional exhaustion, insomnia, and anxiety compared to the control group.
There was no statistically significant reduction in acute psychological distress between the TM group and the control group.
High adherence was noted in the TM group, with 92.7% practicing at least once daily and low attrition at 78 out of 80 participants.
The study suggests TM may help mitigate chronic stress in health care workers, warranting further research for long-term effectiveness.
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