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July 23, 2026 T Field
The prevalence of nightmares appears to be highly variable in this current literature on nightmares, ranging from low in healthy populations (6% to 11%), to slightly higher in those with medical problems (12% to 13%), significantly higher in individuals with neurological conditions (24% to 30%) and again significantly higher in those with psychiatric diagnoses (27% to 62%). Medical...
medRxiv July 22, 2026 Kenneth Shinozuka, Clayton Olash, Tracy Han et al. preprint
Preliminary evidence suggests that the combination of magnesium and ibogaine, an atypical psychedelic, may be a promising treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), opioid use disorder, and traumatic brain injury (TBI). The "mystical" experience elicited by ibogaine, which is characterized by feelings of awe, selflessness, and transcendence, is correlated with improvements in PTSD...
TOFEDU The Future of Education Journal July 18, 2026 Najwa Aurellia Putri, Sabti Riguna Hidayah, Fatimah Azzakiyah et al.
This study aims to explore the dynamics of transpersonal experiences among a working university student following the death of his father, encompassing alcohol consumption as a form of emotional escape, religious disengagement, and recovery through non-coercive spiritual companionship. The study employed a qualitative approach using a single-case study design. The participant was "R," a...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) July 18, 2026 Aziel Eliab preprint
Post-Perturbation Integrative Neuroplasticity (PPIN) is a descriptive framework for sustained, non-pathological cognitive reorganization following significant perturbation events such as severe trauma, near-death experiences, or extreme stress. Unlike acquired savant syndrome, which typically produces narrow, domain-specific skill emergence, PPIN describes broad cross-domain integration,...
July 18, 2026 Sarah Strohmaier, Bruno Cayoun, Alice Shires et al. preprint
Objectives: Mindfulness-integrated Cognitive Behavior Therapy (MiCBT) is an evidence-based, structured, transdiagnostic program. This study investigated three interrelated questions: (a) which characteristics predict initial enrolment suitability following intake assessment. (b) which baseline characteristics predict clinical improvement during MiCBT, (c) which characteristics predict treatment...
JMIR Research Protocols July 17, 2026 Santosha Veeramachaneni, Elizabeth Park, Jeffrey Martin et al.
Hypnosis is a focused state of consciousness that enhances concentration, attention, and responsiveness to suggestion. It has shown efficacy in treating psychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). However, its potential for addressing burnout and related symptoms remains underexplored. This systematic review and meta-analysis aims to assess the...
Cannabis July 15, 2026 Saara Greene, Allyson Ion, Rochelle Maurice et al.
Objective: This paper presents rich and in-depth insights emerging from "Wading through the Weeds" (WttW), a participatory arts-based research study that used the Photovoice method to centre the lived experience of 23 mothers throughout Canada who consumed cannabis during pregnancy, lactation and motherhood. Method: Specifically, this paper examines and elucidates the ways that the mothers in...
Open Mind July 14, 2026 Christina Chwyl, Jason B. Luoma, Stephanie R. Rodriguez et al. preprint
PTSD is a prevalent and debilitating condition, for which many individuals do not seek or complete treatment. As new PTSD treatments are being evaluated, such as psychedelic-assisted therapies, it’s important to understand the preferences of individuals for whom these treatments are being developed. To date, no research has directly compared preferences for psychedelic-assisted therapies...
Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medical Research July 13, 2026 Gajanan Shripad Kulkarni, Amol Dhulgonda Patil
Anxiety disorders represent one of the most prevalent categories of mental illness worldwide, and pharmacological and psychotherapeutic treatments, while effective, remain inaccessible or unacceptable to a substantial proportion of affected individuals. Yoga and pranayama, mind–body practices rooted in South Asian contemplative traditions, have attracted sustained scientific interest as...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) July 13, 2026 David (daoud) Matta preprint
Mindfulness-based interventions have demonstrated benefits for emotional regulation, psychological resilience, and well-being, yet the structural mechanisms through which mindfulness produces sustained transformation remain insufficiently articulated. Existing explanations—attention regulation, body awareness, decentring, emotion regulation, neuroplasticity—are typically presented as parallel...