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Spirituality in Clinical Practice

ISSN 2326-4500

3 papers in the library · 104 citations · publishing 2014-2021

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Conceptual and clinical implications of a “Haunted People Syndrome”.

Spirituality in Clinical Practice March 18, 2021 Brian Laythe, James Houran, Neil Dagnall et al. 27 citations

Evidence suggests that subjective and objective anomalies associated with ghostlyepisodes form a unidimensional Rasch scale and that these interconnected“signs orsymptoms”arguably describe a syndrome model. This view predicts that symptomperception—that is, the phenomenology of these anomalous episodes—can be markedlyskewed by an experient’s psychological set. This is impacted, in turn, by...

Compassionate hearts protect against wandering minds: Self-compassion moderates the effect of mind-wandering on depression.

Spirituality in Clinical Practice August 2, 2018 Jonathan Greenberg, Tanya Datta, Benjamin G. Shapero et al. 37 citations

Depression is associated with high levels of mind-wandering and low levels of self-compassion. However, little is known about whether and how these two factors interact with one another to influence depressive symptoms. The current study examined the interaction between mind-wandering, self-compassion and depressive symptoms in a depressed sample and tested the effects of an eight-week...

Spiritual transformation after near-death experiences.

Spirituality in Clinical Practice March 1, 2014 Bruce Greyson, Surbhi Khanna 40 citations

Traumatic events may lead to dramatic changes in spirituality. The objective of this study was to explore whether posttraumatic spiritual transformation results not just from the traumatic event, but from spiritual experience during the crisis. The hypothesis tested was that survivors of a brush with death who had spiritual “near-death experiences” have greater spiritual growth and lesser...