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Swiss Archives of Neurology Psychiatry and Psychotherapy

ISSN 2297-6981

5 papers in the library · 24 citations · publishing 2016-2026

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Imagery Rescripting for Fear Associated with Bad Dreams in Japanese Children: A Web-Based Pilot Study

Swiss Archives of Neurology Psychiatry and Psychotherapy October 20, 2026 Eiko Matsuda

Nightmares are distressing sleep experiences associated with emotional difficulties, impaired daytime functioning, and reduced sleep quality. Although imagery rescripting (IR) has demonstrated effectiveness in reducing nightmare-related distress among adults, evidence regarding its applicability in children remains limited, particularly in Japan. IR is thought to operate, at least in part, by...

Beyond Standard Diagnoses: Biosemiotics, Symbol Theory, and the Subjective Lifeworld in Neurology, Psychiatry, and Psychotherapy

Swiss Archives of Neurology Psychiatry and Psychotherapy June 18, 2026 Jürgen Kriz

Standard diagnostic categories (International Classification of Diseases (ICD) and Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)) were developed as a pragmatic compromise between competing theoretical schools in psychiatry and psychotherapy. Focused on recognizable patterns of symptoms, they produce reliable descriptions and facilitate clinical communication, research, and...

DOI: 10.3390/sanpp176010005 (opens in new tab) Complementarity molecular biology Symbol formal Compromise Lifeworld +11

Treatment Recommendations for Psychedelic-assisted Therapy

Swiss Archives of Neurology Psychiatry and Psychotherapy May 18, 2024 Helena Aicher, Peter Gasser 17 citations

Switzerland's early contributions to the 'psychedelic renaissance', the revival of psychedelic science starting in the early 21st century, might be particularly noteworthy given the growing global interest in using psychedelics for research and therapy.In 2023, the Swiss Interest Group for Psychedelic-assisted Therapy was established to provide a clear and widely accepted framework for work...

Reflections on brain and mind

Swiss Archives of Neurology Psychiatry and Psychotherapy August 10, 2016 Andreas Johann Steck, Barbara Steck 3 citations

A comprehensive and coherent picture of the brain-mind relationship can only arise from a combination of subjective experience and scientific objectivity.Current developments in the understanding of brain functions are reviewed in a clinical context.The authors discuss neuroscientific advances in the fields of consciousness, memory, emotions, language, trauma and pain.They explore how stressful...