European Psychiatry
June 1, 2026
M. Rocha, V. Sharma, S. Prasad et al.
Introduction Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy has re-emerged as a frontier of psychiatry, offering transformative potential for conditions resistant to conventional treatment. Personality disorders—particularly Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)—are marked by affective instability, interpersonal dysfunction, and maladaptive relational patterns that often limit therapeutic progress. MDMA’s...
European Psychiatry
June 1, 2026
V. Sharma, S. Ather, A. Sič et al.
Introduction Suicide is a leading cause of death in the psychiatric population. The existing modes of treatment (pharmacological and psychotherapeutic) for suicidality are effective but have longer onset, this delay causing a dangerous therapeutic gap in an acute crisis. We compare the two fast-acting treatments, the newer psychopharmacological agent Ketamine and well-established...
International Journal of Humanities, Commerce and Education
May 15, 2026
V. Sharma
‘Work is Worship’ is a philosophical idea that comes from ancient Indian teachings and is deeply rooted in Indian Philosophy. Workplace spirituality is a Western approach, but missing its Indian ingredient, i.e., our Indian philosophy. Workplace spirituality has increasingly gained attention in modern organizational studies as scholars explore how inner awareness, meaning, and connectedness...
Indian Journal of Psychiatry
July 1, 1981
D. C. Satija, D. Singh, S. S. Nathawat et al.
SUMMARY In the present study 100 cases, randomly selected were studied at famous shrine of Rajasthan, the Mehandipur Balaji. As regards the sociodemographic variables, patients were mainly between 15-39 years of age, 80% were educated, 82% had Urban domicile, 98% were Hindus and Females were 54%. Majority of the visitors being from Northern part of India. Failure of modern treatment and...