The MB-EAT for Diabetes (MB-EAT-D) intervention is a variation of the intervention developed for binge eating disorder and obesity.16 The intervention incorporated training in mindful meditation, eating, and practice of physical activity and body awareness. Participants were encouraged to cultivate “inner wisdom” (i.e., mindful awareness related to eating) and “outer wisdom” (i.e., personal knowledge of food/diabetes needs). A primary component of the intervention was mindful meditation and its application to eating. Every session included guided meditations oriented toward the experiences and emotions associated with food intake. Other elements included cultivating awareness of the distinction between physical and emotional hunger cues, social pressures to eat, and preferences regarding food choices. Each participant received two CD-ROMs for home use to guide their meditation practice. Participants were encouraged to meditate with a CD-ROM 6 days/week and to practice mini-meditations before meals (i.e., awareness of breath, hunger and/or social pressures). MB-EAT-D also included basic information regarding MNT, including the relationship among energy, carbohydrate and fat intake, weight regulation, and glycemia. Participants were encouraged to engage in physical activity and mindful movement; however, no specific diet or activity goals were provided.