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Mindfulness training for adults who stutter : an overview for speech-language pathologists

Texas ScholarWorks 2017 Danielle Elizabeth Burnham 1 citation

Over the span of 2,500 years, mindfulness techniques have transformed from being purely Buddhist mediation practices to secular therapeutic interventions. Mindfulness training has been adopted by a variety of healthcare and educational professionals for increasing psychological, emotional, and physical well-being. Speech-language pathologists have recognized that psychological and emotional...

When East meets West to address shame and treat insecure attachment

Texas ScholarWorks 2017 Amy Meredith Blum

Attachment theory provides evidence that infants and children who perceive insufficient care and attunement tend to develop emotional, social, and behavioral deficits (Bowlby, 1969, 1973, 1988; Ainsworth, 1989). The hidden root that sustains attachment-based symptoms and syndromes is shame. Shame is defined as an injury to the self as a result of contemptuous or humiliating treatment from a...

Transcending immanence : poetic reason and mysticality in twentieth century Christian and Jewish Latin American poetics

Texas ScholarWorks 2016 Stephanie Anna Malak

This dissertation considers the notion of “mysticality” in the works of Cubans Fina García Marruz and Cintio Vitier, Brazilian Clarice Lispector, and Argentine Jacobo Fijman, (the latter two both born Jewish in Russian-controlled territory). The present research engages with mystical, gender, and poetic studies in Latin American literature; broadly, I look at the way religion is incorporated...

Visions of the end: the dreams and death of Vibia Perpetua

Texas ScholarWorks 2014 Ross Philip Ponder

After being arrested and jailed with other Christians in 203, Vibia Perpetua, a young matron, requests a dream-vision (visio—a technical term for a prophetic dream) to determine their fate. Perpetua sees a bronze ladder reaching up to the sky where a gray-haired man offers her cheese in a paradisal garden. Scholars often use this so-called stairway to heaven in order to characterize early...

DOI: 10.15781/t2g73740n (opens in new tab) Vision Theology Classical antiquity studies