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Study protocol for a non-inferiority randomised controlled trial of SKY breathing meditation versus cognitive processing therapy for PTSD among veterans

Mathersul, D.C., Tang, J.S., Schulz-Heik, R.J., Avery, T.J., Seppala, E.M., & Bayley, P.J. (2019). Study protocol for a non-inferiority randomised – …

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  • Into the Magic Shop Podcast

    Written By James R. Doty, MD

    February 12, 2022 | Podcast | No Comments

    Dr. Doty has begun a podcast called Into the Magic Shop where he explores the mysteries of the brain and the secrets of the heart. He will interview authors and experts in diverse fields including philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, spirituality and religion. He will also potentially interview the listeners who have…

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  • Want Better-Behaved Kids? Manage Your Own Emotions Like This

    Written By Dr. Emma Seppala

    September 27, 2019 | Psychology Today | No Comments

    It’s normal to experience emotions at home or at work: frustration, anger, fear, excitement. But how you handle these feelings as a parent or leader can go a long way toward building—or destroying—your relationships. It’s essential to develop the ability to regulate your emotions, but perhaps not in the way…

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  • How Feeling Down Can Make You Mentally Strong

    Written By Dr. Emma Seppala

    June 30, 2019 | Psychology Today | No Comments

    To be alive is to feel. Travis, a veteran of the war in Iraq who was in my research study on yogic breathing for post-traumatic stress, shared with me at the beginning of the study that he was unable to feel emotions. He told me there had been a suicide…

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  • An Ultramarathon Runner’s Secret to Mental Toughness

    Written By Dr. Emma Seppala

    June 28, 2019 | Psychology Today | No Comments

    Push harder, further, faster. Sweat, blood, and tears. That’s the way to succeed, no matter what you want to do. Or is it? Emilia Lahti, a social activist and psychology researcher from Finland, knows a thing or two about grit. A survivor of domestic violence, she set out to personally…

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