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Christine Tara Peterson

3 papers in the library · 77 citations · publishing 2017-2022

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Current Approaches to Yoga in U.S. Medical Schools: Scoping Review of the Literature.

Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine June 2022 Sakura Horiuchi, Yael Flusberg, Christine Tara Peterson et al.

Background: Yoga is described as a system of physical and mental practices originating from India that connects mind, body, and spirit with techniques such as physical exercises, breathing, and meditation to promote health and well-being. Medical students experience an immense amount of stress that unfortunately continues throughout their residency and careers. Yoga represents a tool to reduce...

Change in Sense of Nondual Awareness and Spiritual Awakening in Response to a Multidimensional Well-Being Program.

The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine April 1, 2018 Paul J Mills, Christine Tara Peterson, Meredith A Pung et al. 23 citations

This study examined the effects of a comprehensive mind-body program on sense of nondual awareness and spiritual awakening. The study compared the effects of participation in an intensive 6-day Ayurveda-based mind-body program that addressed physical, emotional, and spiritual domains as compared with a control condition. Resort setting. Participants were 69 healthy women and men (mean age 53.9...

DOI: 10.1089/acm.2017.0160 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Ayurveda Awareness Consciousness Mind–body +2

Effects of Shambhavi Mahamudra Kriya , a Multicomponent Breath-Based Yogic Practice ( Pranayama ), on Perceived Stress and General Well-Being

Journal of Evidence-Based Complementary & Alternative Medicine September 22, 2017 Christine Tara Peterson, Sarah M. Bauer, Deepak Chopra et al. 54 citations

Stress-induced disorders such as anxiety represent the leading causes of adult disability worldwide. Previous studies indicate that yoga and other contemplative practices such as pranayama, or controlled yogic breathing techniques, may be effective in the treatment of mood disorders and stress. In this study, 142 individuals (mean age = 43 years; SD = 13.90) participated in a 3-day retreat...