Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry
August 1, 2023
Jannis Dinkelacker, Ioana Pop
3 citations
Background and aim: Subjective and anecdotal accounts link ingestion of psychedelic microdoses, quantities small enough to retain perceptual clarity, to enhanced cognitive function and performance. In this study we review current evidence, test the link between domains of cognitive function and microdosing psychedelics and evaluate a remote testing approach for cognitive function. Methods: In...
Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry
2023
Torben Larsen
This case report on Transcendental Meditation covers 56 years, from its introduction in 1967 until today. It is divided into 3 main parts. Already in 1968, at the age of 22, this peak event, under the form of a meditative illumination completely took me by surprise and changed my life. A few days later, when I felt like a “person from Mars in disguise” started Phase 1: Rehabilitation, a state...
Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry
May 9, 2022
Giulia Battilotti, Miloš Borozan, Rosapia Lauro Grotto
In the present contribution we sketch an interpretation of the characterizing aspects of processing taking place in the Default Mode Network based on a formal logic model of the psychoanalytic theory. In particular, we apply a logical model of the structural Freudian Unconscious as described in the so-called Bi-Logic introduced by the Chilean psychoanalyst I. Matte Blanco. We ground our...
Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry
August 3, 2020
Aisha Waquad, Tasmia Khan, Layth Lewis et al.
The Spectrum of Dissociative Disorders are based on criteria that define the dissociative experience of depersonalization along the spatial dimension with patients having dissociative episodes typically describe the experience of being spatially removed from the first person experience. We present the unique case of a patient with Other Specified Dissociative Disorder who exhibits...
Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry
February 11, 2020
Vernon M. Neppe
‘Consciousness’ cannot adequately be conceptualized unless we apply several different prongs. This paper is divided into three sections. A perspective on Consciousness: Improving on the EPIC prongs. Section 1. The 12 prongs of Consciousness: PIERCED MOCKS. Section 2 linked with WH adverbs. The Elusive Mystery Solved: The Gimmel of Consciousness Section 3. Ultimately, Consciousness can be an...
Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry
2018
Alexander Maksymenko, Kodjovi Kodjo
We report the case of a 35-year-old African American woman with a past medical history of HIV on HAART and history of two admissions for Cannabis induced psychosis.The patient was brought to the Emergency Department by EMS activated by her husband for a psychiatric evaluation after sudden uncontrollable agitation on seeing her husband.She reported she found the normally pleasant perfume of her...
Journal of Psychology & Clinical Psychiatry
November 23, 2015
Scott W Stern
Submit Manuscript | http://medcraveonline.com Ibogaine, illegal in United States, has been used for years in other countries.It is a compound derived from the Iboga plant and is a very powerful hallucinogen.It is described as a journey inside one’s mind where thoughts are clear to the addicted client.It is used on average of 1-3 times in the course of Ibogaine treatment according to patient and...