09 Nov Utilization of Guided imagery
- Based on reading answer one of the following two questions
- Burnett-Zeigler et al. (2016) argued that integrative practices offer mental health solutions for under-served populations. Propose how imagery and guided imagery techniques could be introduced and distributed to disadvantaged populations based on the evidence.
- Propose how guided imagery can be used as a clinical tool in remote and virtual applications particularly those that correspond to public health conditions that limit in-person access.
- Reading:
- Bigham, E., McDannel, L., Luciano, I., & Salgado-Lopez, G. (2014). Effect of a brief guided imagery on stress. Biofeedback, 42(1), 28-35.
- Burnett-Zeigler, I., Schuette, S., Victorson, D., & Wisner, K. L. (2016). Mindbody approaches to treating mental health symptoms among disadvantaged populations: A comprehensive review. The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine, 22(2), 115-124.
- Dietrich, B. (2016). C. G. Jung-Champion of the imagination. In L. Davenport (Ed.), Cultivating the imagination for healing, change and growth (pp. 122-135). Jessica Kingsley.
- Graham, L. (2016). Using guided imagery to create brain change. In L. Davenport (Ed.), Cultivating the imagination for healing, change and growth (pp. 136-148). Jessica Kingsley.
- Hartelius, G., & Goleman, J. (2016). Body felt imagery-thoughts of the radically embodied mind. In L. Davenport (Ed.), Cultivating the imagination for healing, change and growth (pp. 162-175). Jessica Kingsley.
- Reznick, C. (2016). Imagery as a therapeutic tool for children. In L. Davenport (Ed.), Cultivating the imagination for healing, change and growth (pp. 149-161). Jessica Kingsley.
- Sell, C., Mller, H., & Taubner, S. (2018). Effectiveness of integrative imagery-and trance-based psychodynamic therapies: Guided imagery psychotherapy and hypnopsychotherapy. Journal of Psychotherapy Integration, 28(1), 90-113.
- Veena, D., & Alvi, S. (2016). Guided imagery intervention for anxiety reduction. Indian Journal of Health and Wellbeing, 7(2), 198-203.
- Wright, J. H., & Caudill, R. (2020). Remote treatment delivery in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 89(3), 1-3.
Optional Reading
- Grocke, D. (2016). Music as a catalyst for enhancing and transforming imagery experiences. In L. Davenport (Ed.), Cultivating the imagination for healing, change and growth (pp. 266-276). Jessica Kingsley.
- Rappaport, L. (2016). Enhancing imagery with focusing-oriented expressive arts. In L. Davenport (Ed.), Cultivating the imagination for healing, change and growth (pp. 248-265). Jessica Kingsley.
