The Inaugural Dorothea Dix Award
Paul Kiritsis is pleased to announce the inaugural Dorothea Dix Award for all those who
Consciousness, Illness, and Belief: The Social Brain and Sensory Deprivation (Part One)
Now that we’ve established a satisfactory definition for psychological health and dis-ease, we should probably
Consciousness, Illness, and Belief: Cognitive Neuroscience (Part Two)
In resorting to right-left processing in the examination of cognitive development in children, it would
Consciousness, Illness, and Belief: Cognitive Neuroscience (Part One)
A basic albeit lucid grasp of the neural mechanisms underlying human consciousness is essential if
Phenomenology: The Placebo Effect
From where do placebo powers start and end? As peculiar as it might sound its
Phenomenology: The Nocebo Effect
It began sometime during the summer of January 1992. I recall I had just returned
Consciousness, Illness, and Belief: An Introduction to Phenomenology
One of the greatest lessons in life was conveyed to me in my youth by
The Icarian Children: A Modern Myth about Consciousness, Illness, and Belief
We all sat along the edge of the steep precipice, our small feet dangling in
