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Jennifer Schneider

3 papers in the library · 22 citations · publishing 2010-2025

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Working from within: Currere, contemplation, and lived experience

Currere and praxis. September 29, 2025 Hongyu Wang, Jennifer Schneider

Currere and contemplation both offer resistance to the forces of efficiency, measurement, and control in education. While currere centers autobiographical inquiry to reconstruct self and society across nonlinear time, contemplation cultivates embodied stillness, relational awareness, and spiritual openness. Scholarship has explored each separately, yet little attends to what their generative...

Long-term outcomes of shamanic treatment for temporomandibular joint disorders.

The Permanente Journal 2012 Nancy H Vuckovic, Louise A Williams, Jennifer Schneider et al. 13 citations

Temporomandibular joint disorders (TMDs) are chronic, often refractory, pain conditions affecting the jaw and face. Patients least likely to respond to allopathic treatment have the most marked biologic responsiveness to external stressors and concomitant psychosocial and emotional difficulties. From a shamanic healing perspective, this describes individuals who are thought to be "dispirited"...

Journey into healing: the transformative experience of shamanic healing on women with temporomandibular joint disorders.

Explore (New York, N.Y.) 2010 Nancy H Vuckovic, Jennifer Schneider, Louise A Williams et al. 9 citations

To evaluate participants' perceptions of illness, healing process, and experience of effects from shamanic treatment as reported from in-depth interviews. Consistent with a whole systems research model, qualitative methods were used to evaluate the outcomes and experiences of clinical trial participants. Quantitative results are reported elsewhere. Twenty participants completed five visits with...