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Michael G. Vaughn

3 papers in the library · 40 citations · publishing 2012-2025

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Bridging the Soteriological-Secular Divide: A 9-Month Online Tibetan Mind-Body Practice Program Enhances Eudaimonic Well-Being and Non-Dual Awareness

Mindfulness November 19, 2025 Sebastian Ehmann, Ryan T. Pohlig, Alejandro Chaoul et al. 1 citation

Abstract Objectives As contemplative science continues to evolve, research has shifted from studying the mental health outcomes of brief meditation programs for novice practitioners to investigating traditional meditative paradigms and their associated advanced soteriological aims. However, empirical studies on meditative development remain limited. Methods The present study examined the...

3-Doors Compassion Project: Examining the longitudinal effects of a nine-month Tibetan mind-body meditation program

Current Psychology September 28, 2021 Michael J. Gawrysiak, Ryan T. Pohlig, Alejandro Chaoul et al. 3 citations

Abstract Abundant research supports the benefits of participating in mindfulness meditation training programs including Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy. However, these well researched programs include a narrow range of meditation practices and research to date has minimally examined how home practice associates with favorable outcomes. The present...

Use of Salvia divinorum in a nationally representative sample.

The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse 2012 Brian E Perron, Brian K Ahmedani, Michael G. Vaughn et al. 36 citations

Salvia divinorum has known hallucinogenic effects and is legal in most parts of the United States. Given that this psychoactive substance has a potential of misuse and abuse, further data regarding the clinical and psychosocial factors associated with use are needed. To examine the clinical and psychosocial characteristics associated with use of salvia. The study uses data from the National...