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Complementary and alternative medicine for psychologists: An essential resource.

DOI: 10.1037/14435-000

Publisher: American Psychological Association - American Psychological Association

Jul 7, 2014

1 - 10 of 18 Chapters

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Introduction.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 3 –11

This chapter introduces the book Complementary and alternative medicine for psychologists: An essential resource. Topics covered in the introduction include the use of CAM among U.S. adults and children, why psychologists need to be knowledgeable about CAM, the integration of CAM into...
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Foundations of complementary and alternative medicine.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 15 –20

The therapies that currently lie under the umbrella of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) have a rich and varied history, with some therapies developed relatively recently and others dating back thousands of years. For example, the first written documentation of Traditional Chinese...
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Ethical issues and CAM in mental health care practice.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 21 –31

As a health care professional, it is each psychologist’s responsibility to have a broad range of knowledge, including evidence that informs practice and awareness of treatment options that may be beneficial. Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies are emerging as important...
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CAM research.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 33 –42

Research in complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is unique because, unlike conventional medical science, in which treatments are formulated and researched before implementation, CAM research typically occurs after what is sometimes a long history of practice. As CAM research progresses...
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Biofeedback.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 45 –59

Biofeedback involves using electrical equipment to monitor a client’s internal physiological state so that he or she can learn to manipulate internal events through the feedback of monitored information (Basmajian, 1989). By using a biofeedback device, clients can learn to adjust their mental...
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Meditation.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 61 –72

Meditation is a mind–body practice with roots in many spiritual and religious traditions, including, but not limited to, Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism. As one might expect given the diversity of these religious practices, meditation in the traditional sense refers not to a single,...
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Hypnosis.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 73 –86

Hypnosis, also known as hypnotherapy, is a mind–body therapy in which a patient is provided suggestions for relaxation, mental imagery, an altered state of consciousness, and improvement in symptoms. Scientific investigation and the clinical practice of hypnosis date back more than 220 years, and...
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Yoga.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 87 –104

According to the 2007 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), yoga is one of the 10 most frequently used complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) modalities in the United States, with more than 13 million adults having participated in yoga in the preceding year (National Institutes of Health...
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Music therapy.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 105 –117

Music has been used for thousands of years to promote emotional expression, social interaction, and symptom relief in individuals. Historically, music therapy dates back to ancient Greek philosophers who believed that music could be both physically and spiritually healing (American Cancer Society...
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Spirituality and prayer.

Barnett, Jeffrey E.; Shale, Allison J.; Elkins, Gary; Fisher, William

Pages: 119 –132

Many people employ prayer and spirituality to better their health and wellbeing. Survey research has indicated that 82% believe in the healing power of personal prayer, furthermore, 94% of patients admitted to hospitals believe that spiritual health is as important as physical health, and 77%...

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