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Study aim:
To assess the effect of child-centered mindfulness training on parent–child relationship quality in families of children with specific learning disorder
Design:
Parallel randomized pretest–posttest trial; 40 children allocated 1:1 using computer-generated variable blocks (sizes 4 and 6) and opaque sealed envelopes; unblinded; drug phase not applicable
Settings and conduct:
At learning-disability schools in Mashhad, Iran; consent and baseline assessment precede allocation; posttest occurs one week after the final session
Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria:
Children aged 8–12 with confirmed specific learning disorder, parental consent and child assent; exclusions: severe comorbidity, concurrent similar intervention, or irregular attendance
Intervention groups:
Intervention: Twelve weekly 60-minute child-centered mindfulness sessions; control: usual school services without mindfulness training
Main outcome variables:
Primary outcome: Caregiver-reported total CPRS score, comparing posttest groups adjusted for baseline