religion – A New Vision for Mental Health

Shamans Among Us: Schizophrenia, Shamanism and the Evolutionary Origins of Religion

Author: Editorial 21st December 2022 0 Comments

This book comes from Joseph Polimeni. The publishers say: “Schizophrenia is one of the most enigmatic human experiences. While it can cause terrible distress, it doesn’t fit the mold of a classic medical disease. In Shamans Among Us, Joseph Polimeni shows…
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books, evolution, Evolutionary Psychiatry, Joseph Polimeni, Martin Brüne, religion, schizophrenia, shamanism, shamans

To See An Atom: Psychosis and Ecology

Author: Editorial 1st January 2018 0 Comments

By Steven Morgan, as published on Mad in America : “I left the American South with a Jesus on my shoulder. My new world, a leftist college out West, did not take so kindly. Beliefs that earned me friends and community at home…
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collaborative practice

Culture & Society, ecology, Gaia, psychedelic drugs, psychiatry, psychosis, religion, Steven Morgan, transliminal

Madness, Mystery and the Survival of God

Author: Editorial 15th December 2017 0 Comments

This book explores the overlap between transliminal (“going beyond the threshold”) / spiritual experiences and psychosis. In doing so it looks a different ways of acquiring knowledge – e.g. the subjective and experiential, as contrasted with that gained through ‘objective’…
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emotion-focused care, Key posts

books, Culture & Society, emotional, God, Interacting Cognitive Subsystems, Isabel Clarke, Jung, logical, madness, propositional, psychosis, relational, religion, spirituality, transliminal, transpersonal