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Healing the Healers: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study on Yoga Nidra and Nurses’ Well-being

Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research July 1, 2026 S. Thomas, Anusha Prabhakaran, Siddaram Sarate et al.

Introduction: Nurses often face substantial challenges and stress due to multitasking and comprehensive roles in the clinical setting, which can adversely affect their physical, psychological and emotional health. This, in turn, impacts the quality of patient care. Among various conventional therapies, Yoga Nidra, a guided meditation approach, remains the preferred way for promoting deep...

Ecological-collective-flourishing (e-co-flourishing): a framework to guide innovation and research.

Lancet Planetary Health July 1, 2026 Shannon Maloney, Joseph Moore, Katrin Wilhelm et al.

Converging ecological and social crises have exposed the limits of prevailing models of human progress, highlighting the need for more inclusive and interdisciplinary approaches to advancing wellbeing and flourishing across human and non-human life. In this Personal View, we propose an ecological-collective-flourishing (e-co-flourishing) approach, whereby one's own human flourishing is pursued...

Bioenergetic and Stress-related Effects of a Structured Yoga Intervention in a High-stress Institutional Setting: A Pre–Post Study Using Electrophotonic Imaging

Journal of Applied Consciousness Studies July 1, 2026 P. A. Devi, Srinidhi K. Parthasarathi

Institutional stress can cause physiological dysregulation and disturbance in energy homeostasis. Yoga practice can help to reduce stress and promote equilibrium of the whole body, however, there are not many studies proving bioenergetics changes objectively. To study the effects of yoga practice on stress and bioenergetic parameters with electrophotonic imaging. Prospective pre-post study...

ANCIENT PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATION AND MODERN SCHOOL AGE CHILD'S MENTAL WELL-BEING: AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW

World Journal of Pharmaceutical Research July 1, 2026 Pratik Kadu *Dr. Sachin Prakash Gwalani Pranav Kamathe preprint

Introduction: Mental disorders among school age children and adolescents have become one of the serious public health concerns with growing reports of anxiety, school-related stresses, depression, lack of emotional regulation, inattention, sleeping difficulty, excessive screen-time, sedentariness, unhealthy dietary intake, behavioral and social difficulties. The conventional school-based...

Review of Cyborg Rights. Extending Cognition, Ethics, and the Law

Journal of Ethics and Emerging Technologies July 1, 2026 P. Capriati

What if the Hypothesis of Extended Cognition and the Extended Mind Thesis are true? According to S. Orestis Palermos, in Cybor Rights, the acceptance of these theses implies a reconsideration of the way in which we understand mental privacy, mental integrity, and personal integrity. However, the reconsideration of these concepts could generate an undue assimilation between our thoughts and our...

Alisa Ballard Lin. Theatrical Consciousness: The Actor’s Mind in Russian Modernism

Modern Drama July 1, 2026 Valleri Robinson

Lin’s book offers a rigorous and compelling historical study drawing together debates and concepts about human consciousness, embodied experience, and the actor’s mind and practice in early twentieth-century Russia. It is a thoroughly researched, elegantly written study accessible to newcomers to this rich theatrical moment as well as specialists.

The Three Breath Method: Teaching Coping Mechanisms for Processing Patient Death.

Journal of education & teaching in emergency medicine July 2026 Sarah Petelinsek, Genae Christensen, Alexander Franke et al.

The target audience for this video is any provider who is likely to experience patient death. We have demonstrated this method to medical students, residents, and faculty and across departments and disciplines of health care including physician assistants and nurses. Emergency medicine (EM) physicians frequently encounter patient death, requiring effective coping strategies. Brief mindfulness...

Design and assessment of a serious exergame to promote relaxation through slow-paced breathing

International Conference on Serious Games and Applications for Health July 1, 2026 Henrique Sant’Anna de Faria, Marcelo da Silva Hounsell

In our society, tasks, uncertainties, and unexpected situations cause stress and anxiety, leading to negative consequences. One possible way to cope with it is by slow-paced breathing and meditation. This paper presents ZenBreath, a serious game that promotes relaxation by capturing and guiding the player's breathing in real time using a device called PITACO. ZenBreath promotes guided conscious...

Yoga in Literary Canon: From Asana to Aesthetics (Yogic Consciousness, Embodiment and Textuality in Interdisciplinary Literary Discourse)

International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews July 1, 2026 Sikander Singh

Yoga, a spiritual and philosophical discipline that originated in ancient India, has come to be recognised as a hermeneutic framework of importance in the field of literary and cultural studies. Beyond its contemporary links to body poses and health culture, yoga has epistemological, metaphysical, ethical and aesthetic dimensions that intersect with literary traditions in different cultures and...

A Network Meta-Analysis About Effectiveness of Mind-Body Therapies in Pediatric Palliative Care

Pain Management Nursing July 1, 2026 Aline Maria de Oliveira Rocha, Cláudio Arnaldo Len, Flávia H. Santos et al.

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate and compare the effectiveness of mind-body therapies for managing symptoms and improving quality of life in children receiving palliative care using a network meta-analysis (NMA). DESIGN: A systematic review and network meta-analysis (PRISMA-NMA guidelines) registered with PROSPERO (CRD42020198399). REVIEW/ANALYSIS METHODS: Comprehensive searches were conducted across...