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Gaspare Alfì

3 papers in the library · 43 citations · publishing 2021-2024

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Interoceptive Ability and Emotion Regulation in Mind-Body Interventions: An Integrative Review.

Behavioral Sciences November 18, 2024 Alessandro Lazzarelli, Francesca Scafuto, Cristiano Crescentini et al. 30 citations

It is increasingly recognized that interoceptive ability, the capacity to detect, interpret, and consciously integrate signals related to the physiological condition of the body, is central to emotion experience and regulation. Interoceptive ability can be trained and improved through mind-body interventions. This article attempts to provide an integrative review of the link between...

DOI: 10.3390/bs14111107 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Emotion regulation Emotional expression Interoceptive ability +1

States of consciousness and interoceptive hypersensibility: A study in patients with insomnia disorder

Journal of Sleep Research August 19, 2024 Gaspare Alfì, Julia Maruani, Giulia Aquino et al.

This exploratory study aimed to investigate the relationship between interoceptive sensibility and quality of consciousness in individuals with insomnia disorder, in order to understand how the modulation of internal states may contribute to modifying the experience of consciousness during sleep difficulties. A total of 37 patients with insomnia disorder (mean age = 46.05 ± 18.16) and 41...

The Consciousness State of Traditional Nidrâ Yoga/Modern Yoga Nidra: Phenomenological Characterization and Preliminary Insights from an EEG Study.

International Journal of Yoga Therapy 2021 Andrea Zaccaro, André Riehl, Andrea Piarulli et al. 13 citations

Nidrâ yoga is an ancient yogic practice capable of inducing altered states of consciousness characterized by deep relaxation, strong concentration, acute self-awareness, and joy. In modern contemplative neuroscience language, it is known by the name yoga nidra, and few studies have investigated its phenomenological and psychophysiological effects. Six healthy volunteers (four females aged...