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Online Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine

ISSN 2644-2957

3 papers in the library · 2 citations · publishing 2019-2022

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Psychedelics for Use and Wellbeing Cultural Context and Recent Developments: A Jamaican Perspective

Online Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine October 28, 2022 Winston de la Haye 2 citations

Proclaimed as the "new frontier" in psychiatry, the use of Psychedelics, including Psilocybin as a treatment for mental health and wellbeing has gained momentum over the last few years [1,2].The scientific progress and clinical promise of this movement owes much of its success to the history of indigenous healing practices.Though "discovered" in 1956 by Roger Heim [3], the history of Psilocybin...

DOI: 10.33552/ojcam.2022.08.000676 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Perspective graphical Context archaeology Visual arts

Acceptability and Impact of a Breathing Awareness Meditation Application on Stress, Strain, Sleep Quality Among Caregivers of Kidney Transplant Recipients

Online Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine October 6, 2020 Jessica Chandler

Background: Caregivers are a crucial part of positive health outcomes for many chronically ill patients. Many caregivers experience stress and strain related to their caregiving role that may lead to neglecting their own health, both physical and mental, ultimately causing development of their own chronic illnesses. Aim of the study: To evaluate acceptability and usability of a previously...

Shamanic Healing Ceremonies, Hypnosis and the Survival of the Suggestibles

Online Journal of Complementary & Alternative Medicine December 10, 2019 S. Krippner

Shamanic rituals typically consist of induction, deepening, suggestion, and enactment, the same stages that characterize most forms of contemporary hypnosis. Shamans claim to obtain information in ways not typically available to their peers, such as “visions” and “journeys.” They use this information to help and to heal community members. Tribal members who did not respond to the shaman’s...