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Treatment Advances in Perinatal Depression: Innovations and Promising Approaches.

Journal of Clinical Medicine December 18, 2024 Kathleen Kendall-Tackett 2 citations

Background/Objectives: Psychotherapy and antidepressants are the standard treatment for depression during pregnancy or postpartum. However, several new treatments for depression represent major advances and paradigm changes. This commentary highlights some innovative treatment options that are on the horizon. Most of these modalities are promising, and most are non-invasive. Many of these...

Molyneux’s answer: Situated predictive processing

Philosophy and the Mind Sciences December 17, 2024 Jordi Galiano-Landeira

Molyneux’s problem asks whether a person blind from birth, upon gaining sight, could immediately recognize and distinguish objects by sight alone that were previously known only by touch. Historical and contemporary empirical studies have explored this question with inconclusive results due to empirical limitations. More recently, Held and colleagues (2011) found that treated congenitally blind...

Leading a scientific group while holding a transpersonal perspective

Consciousness, Spirituality & Transpersonal Psychology December 17, 2024 Tamara Đurović

Scientific leadership in mainstream academic circles plays a crucial role in scientific advancement, yet it seems to be in crisis. This study aimed to explore and understand how scientific leaders, who hold a transpersonal perspective (e.g. post-materialist, spiritual, contemplative), approach leadership, interpersonal and team dynamics, and the challenges they cope with in their daily lives....

Un acercamiento a la experiencia espiritual de las beguinas: el caso de Matilde de Magdeburgo y Margarita Porete

Revista Albertus Magnus December 16, 2024 Carmen Patricia Aguilar Afanador

This paper is an approach to the spiritual experience of the Beguine teachers Mechthild of Magdeburg and Marguerite Porete, from the systematic approach of Spiritual Theology proposed by Jesús Manuel García Gutiérrez. In this reflective exercise, we go through three moments: historical-phenomenological, hermeneutical-theological and practical-mystagogical. The purpose of this research is to...

Psychosomadelics: The case for renaming psychedelics

December 16, 2024 Felix Scholkmann, Peter Sjöstedt-hughes 1 citation preprint

It is proposed that the term ‘psychedelics’, used for a certain class of psychoactive substances, be replaced by our new term 'psychosomadelics'. In our view, this step is necessary because the term 'psychedelics' is psychocentric (i.e. focusing primarily on the effects on the mind) and therefore neglects the somatic (bodily) effects of these substances. This is of particular importance as...

Effect of Pranayama on Human Body and Mind

International Journal of Ayurvedic Medicine December 15, 2024 Priya Kumari, Saroj Adittya Rajesh, K Rama Chandra Reddy

A branch of yoga called pranayama is very helpful to people in maintaining good physical and mental health. As prana is the definition of life or energy, practicing asana entails controlling the flow of prana through the body. All aspects of breathing, including inspiration, expiration, and retention, are regulated in part by pranayama. One of the yogic practices for healthy people is...

Panpsychism: A Meta-View in the Philosophy of Mind

Organon F December 15, 2024 Artur Kosecki

In this article, my aim is to present panpsychism as a meta-view in the philosophy of mind rather than as a position that can be juxtaposed with leading positions such as materialism and dualism. I argue here that proponents of some versions of dualism, dual-aspect theory, some non-standard forms of physicalism, or idealism may be guided by the assumptions of panpsychism as a meta-view. For...

DOI: 10.31577/orgf.2024.31304 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Combination problem Meta-philosophy Mind-body problem Panpsychism

NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS OF THE INFLUENCE OF SHAMANIC PRACTICES ON CREATIVITY: A MIXEDMETHODS STUDY

December 15, 2024 Liudmyla Lahuta 1 citation

This study investigates the impact of shamanic practices, specifically Ayahuasca consumption and sound healing combined with guided meditation, on creativity. Using a mixed-methods approach, we examined changes in creativity, openness to new experiences, executive functions, and divergent thinking among 47 participants. Results indicate that meditation and sound healing positively influence...

DOI: 10.69635/978-1-0690482-1-9-ch26 (opens in new tab) Neuropsychology Creativity Cognitive psychology

PSYCHEDELIC SCIENCE: Drugs Are the Same: Legal or Illegal. Stimulation as a Necessity: A Reinterpretation of 'Drugs' in Contemporary Society

December 13, 2024 Edison Carrasco Jiménez preprint

This article presents a critical reinterpretation of the concept of "drugs" in contemporary society, challenging the traditional categorization that separates legal substances from illegal ones. Through a multidisciplinary analysis incorporating psychology, neuroscience, and sociology, it argues that drugs, regardless of their legal status, are merely stimulatory substances that serve as...

DOI: 10.31219/osf.io/g52uf (opens in new tab) Reinterpretation Legalization Civilization Contemporary society +6

Neurología contemplativa

Kranion December 12, 2024 Araceli Alonso-Cánovas

La palabra contemplar procede del latn contemplatio (de templum, como edificio sagrado), y se define como crear intencionalmente un espacio para la observacin de nuestra experiencia. La atencin plena, en ingls mindfulness, es la cualidad central de la contemplacin. La neurociencia contemplativa busca estudiar estas prcticas desde un punto de vista cientfico. La meditacin es la ms estudiada e...