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Posttraumatic Re-experiencing in Older People: Working through or Covering up?

American Journal of Psychotherapy April 1, 1996 J. N. Schreuder 15 citations

Posttraumatic re-experiencing is a key symptom of earlier psychotraumatic experiences. It is important to establish whether we are dealing with nightmares or re-enactments. Posttraumatic nightmares are an expression of intrapsychic concerns and conflicts and, in and of themselves, need not impede exploratory psychotherapy. The nightmare entails both regression to the perceptual level of a small...

The Characterological Basis of Multiple Personality

American Journal of Psychotherapy April 1, 1996 Ira Brenner 19 citations

This review has focused on the characterological features of dissociative identity disorder (DID), extending the "state versus trait" debate to the realm of the dissociative disorders. A number of different theories are presented describing DID as a variant of, on a continuum with, or being comorbid with the narcissistic and the borderline personality disorders. It is then hypothesized that DID...

Long Term Reduction of Nightmares with Imagery Rehearsal Treatment

Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy April 1, 1996 Barry Krakow, Robert Kellner, Dorothy Pathak et al.

An eighteen month follow-up of chronic nightmare sufferers treated with imagery rehearsal, a cognitive-behavioral method, demonstrated significant and clinically meaningful decreases in nightmare frequency. Sixty-eight percent of subjects decreased their nightmares below criteria for a “Chronic Nightmare Disorder”. Significant improvement was also noted for sleep quality and daytime anxiety....

Neurochemical and behavioural interactions between ibogaine and nicotine in the rat.

British Journal of Pharmacology February 1, 1996 M E Benwell, P E Holtom, R J Moran et al. 40 citations

1. In vivo brain microdialysis has been employed to investigate the effects of ibogaine on nicotine-induced changes in dopamine overflow in the nucleus accumbens (NAc) of freely moving rats. The effects of the compound on locomotor responses to nicotine and behaviour in the elevated plus-maze were also examined. 2. No changes were observed in the dopamine overflow or the locomotor activity of...

Holotropic breathwork: An experiential approach to psychotherapy.

Psychotherapy 1996 Sarah W. Holmes, Robin G. Morris, Pauline Rose Clance et al. 28 citations

The study investigated the relationship between the use ofHolotropic Breathwork and therapeutic changes in levels of distress associated with selfidentified problems, death anxiety, selfesteem, and sense of affiliation with others. Two groups of 24 subjects were compared using a repeated measures design. One group participated in a combination of experientially oriented psychotherapy plus six...

DOI: 10.1037/0033-3204.33.1.114 (opens in new tab) Psychotherapist Experiential learning Psychoanalysis Pedagogy

Stress Reduction and Preventing Hypertension: Preliminary Support for a Psychoneuroendocrine Mechanism

The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine June 1, 1995 Kenneth G Walton, Nirmal D. Pugh, Paul Gelderloos et al. 161 citations

Our objective was to identify endocrine-related mechanisms capable of mediating preventive effects of stress reduction in hypertensive heart disease. Since beneficial effects of stress reduction accrue over time, this cross-sectional, descriptive study sought differences between healthy students not practicing a systematic technique for reducing stress (the average stress, or AS, group, n = 33)...

Implementation of the Transcendental Meditation Program and Maharishi Ayur-Veda to Prevent Alcohol and Drug Abuse Among Juveniles at Risk

Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly October 26, 1994 Hari M. Sharma, Micheal C. Dillbeck, Susan Levin Dillbeck 2 citations

The purpose of the proposed treatment program is to provide a holistic, natural approach to prevent alcohol and drug abuse among high-risk preadolescent and adolescent children by reducing psychological distress and physiological imbalance, and by enhancing protective resources through an individual and family program. To achieve this goal, juveniles referred for alcohol and drug abuse...

Diversity of Psychopathology Associated with use of 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (‘Ecstasy’)

The British Journal of Psychiatry September 1, 1994 Philip Mcguire, Helen Cope, Thomas Fahy 187 citations

Background 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA or ‘Ecstasy’) has become one of the most widely used illicit substances in the UK. Little is known of the psychiatric morbidity which may be associated with its use. We have examined this association by collecting a series of psychiatric cases in which MDMA use was a prominent feature. Method Patients presenting between 1990 and 1992 with...

DOI: 10.1192/bjp.165.3.391 (opens in new tab) Ecstasy Psychopathology Diversity politics