Intervention virtuelle de pleine conscience en groupe pour adultes autistes : étude de faisabilité

Titre original en anglais : Virtual Group–Based Mindfulness Intervention for Autistic Adults: a Feasibility Study

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Lunsky, Y., Redquest, B., Albaum, C., Hutton, S., Share, M., Share-Strom, D., & Weiss, J. (2022). Virtual Group–Based Mindfulness Intervention for Autistic Adults: a Feasibility Study. Mindfulness, 13(7), 1706-1718. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12671-022-01909-4

Date de publication: 13/06/2022 Ajout dans AutiHub: 30/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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  1. Yona Lunsky
  2. Brianne Redquest
  3. Carly Albaum
  4. Sue Hutton
  1. Maxine Share *
  2. Daniel Share-Strom
  3. Jonathan Weiss

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OBJECTIFS : Bien que les interventions fondées sur la pleine conscience se soient avérées utiles pour réduire la détresse psychologique chez les adultes autistes, peu de recherches ont exploré leur prestation virtuelle au sein de la communauté de l'autisme. Nous avons conçu une intervention virtuelle adaptée de pleine conscience en groupe, fondée sur les contributions d'adultes autistes, et évalué sa faisabilité en termes de demande, d'acceptabilité, de mise en oeuvre, de praticabilité, d'adaptation et d'évaluation limitée de l'efficacité. METHODES : Guidés par une enquête en ligne d'évaluation des besoins menée auprès de 77 adultes autistes, 37 personnes ont suivi un programme manuelisé de six semaines, adapté à l'autisme et dispensé virtuellement. Les participants ont réalisé des évaluations avant et après l'intervention, ainsi qu'un suivi à 12 semaines, et ont également fourni des commentaires qualitatifs. RESULTATS : Il existait une demande pour le programme, les adaptations ont été réussies et les participants ont indiqué une bonne acceptabilité de l'intervention. Les commentaires ouverts ont mis en évidence les avantages et les difficultés liés à la technologie, les bénéfices de la mise en relation avec d'autres adultes autistes, ainsi que des aspects particuliers de l'enseignement de la pleine conscience. Les participants ont rapporté une réduction des niveaux de détresse, maintenue lors du suivi à trois mois, ainsi qu'une augmentation de la pleine conscience et de l'autocompassion. CONCLUSIONS : Des adaptations adaptées à l'autisme des interventions standard fondées sur la pleine conscience peuvent conduire à des améliorations auto-rapportées de la pleine conscience, de l'autocompassion et de la détresse chez les adultes autistes. La poursuite de recherches utilisant des mesures de résultats adaptées aux adultes autistes sera importante, pendant et après la pandémie.

OBJECTIVES: Although mindfulness-based interventions have been shown to be helpful in reducing psychological distress in autistic adults, limited research has explored virtual delivery in the autism community. We designed an adapted virtual group-based mindfulness intervention, based on input from autistic adults, and evaluated its feasibility in terms of demand, acceptability, implementation, practicality, adaptation, and limited efficacy testing. METHODS: Informed by an online needs assessment survey of 77 autistic adults, 37 individuals completed a six-week autism informed manualized course delivered virtually. Participants completed pre, post, and 12-week follow up, and also provided qualitative feedback. RESULTS: There was a demand for the course, adaptations were successful, and participants indicated good acceptability of the intervention. Open-ended feedback highlighted advantages and challenges with the technology, the benefits of connecting with other autistic adults, and unique aspects of the mindfulness instruction. Participants reported reduced levels of distress which were maintained at three-month follow-up, and increased mindfulness, and self-compassion. CONCLUSIONS: Autism-informed adaptations to standard mindfulness-based interventions can lead to self-reported improvements in mindfulness, self-compassion, and distress by autistic adults. Continued research with outcome measures tailored toward autistic adults will be important, during and post-pandemic.

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