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Open Journal of Medical Psychology

ISSN 2165-9370

4 papers in the library · 6 citations · publishing 2016-2023

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The Contemplation for Mental Health: A Short Review—I

Open Journal of Medical Psychology 2023 Ashok Kumar Dudi 2 citations

Research and results: Contemplative practises use positive electromagnetic vibrations to speed up mental health recovery, while spirituality and religion bring love, hope, happiness, and compassion. Self-transcendence increases cortisol and serotonin receptor binding, suppresses norepinephrine, and reduces mental health issues. Mental health professionals must respect preferences, record...

Psychedelic Drug Therapy for Mental Disorders?

Open Journal of Medical Psychology 2023 John R. Rossiter 1 citation

Objective: Psychedelic drug therapy is banned in all countries of the world except Australia, where the government regulatory watchdog, the Therapeutic Goods Administration, is planning to allow approved psychiatrists, as of July 1, 2023, to prescribe psilocybin to treat depression and MDMA to treat post-traumatic stress disorder, a move precipitated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s...

The Role of Consciousness in Healing Therapies: A Brief History of Ancestral Energies, Biofield and Ultra-Weak Photon Emission

Open Journal of Medical Psychology 2022 Luiz Gonzaga Camelo 3 citations

Healing therapies are a set of techniques used with the aim of transfusing healthy “bioenergy” to other people in order to restore physical, mental, and emotional balance. It is necessary that something is donated from the healer, that is, something results from his organic metabolism. Also, based on your physical, mental, and emotional health, the energy resulting from your metabolism is...

The Hypothesis of Hyperia from the Perspective of Neuronal Plasticity

Open Journal of Medical Psychology 2016 Javier Álvarez-Rodríguez

We analyze certain mental automatisms appearing in the consciousness with phenomenological features of simple partial seizures (SPSs). We propose to include all these phenomena into a cognitive function to which we term hyperia. In this paper, we analyze the similarities between the nature of this cognitive function and the mechanisms used by our brain to elicit neuronal plasticity.