Journal of Applied Neurosciences - AOSIS

Journal of Applied Neurosciences

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2021

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2958-0951

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Journal of Applied Neurosciences is an open-access scholarly journal published by AOSIS.

With neuroscience and biology as the underpinning of all human behaviour, an increasing need developed for the translation of neuroscience research in other fields of study and practice. This journal serves as a vehicle for the scientific translation and application of neuroscience and other biological underpinnings of human behaviour, in the contexts of psychotherapy, psychology and clinical practice, business, education, spirituality and religion, and sport. Thus, it allows for transdisciplinary integration of enhancing the understanding of human behaviour in different contexts. This journal seeks to serve its readership with the most topical content in the translation of neuroscience for practice and academic pursuits. The Journal of Applied Neurosciences is dedicated to the advancement of applied neurosciences through the publication of scholarly work, case study reports, conceptual papers, and reviews.

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Journal of Applied Neurosciences

Attachment traumatology and dyadic completion: Toddler trauma, ten years post-treatment 12th September 2024
Orientation: Research to elucidate trauma as a contagion in attachment traumatology began in 2014 with the construct of dyadic completion as a therapeutic goal for a traumatised toddler. Further research revealed secure phylogenetic attachment (SPA) as the antithesis of trauma, Attachment Focussed-Somatic Experiencing (AF-SE) as an efficacious treatment for dyadic trauma and interpersonal neurosynchronistic phylogenesis (INP) as a construct to explain how phylogenetic attachment dynamics are […]
Joseph Riordan
Glial cells of the central and peripheral nervous systems: An overview of existing research 9th July 2024
Orientation: Until recently, most of that neural research was been directed at understanding the morphology and functions of the neuron. However, with advances in scanning and microscopy, the morphology and function of glia are attracting greater attention.Research purpose: To many readers glia are often mysterious background players. This paper is an overview of existing literature was compiled […]
Robert E. Haywood
A cure for PTSD? An outcome achieved through Structured Image Framework Theory, exposure therapy and ketamine 29th May 2024
This case study explores how an Intensive Care Paramedic (ICP) experienced a significant decline in his diagnosed chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and co-morbid depression and anxiety symptoms following a spontaneous episode of Rapid Atrial Fibrillation (AF) treated with ketamine and cardioversion emergency medical intervention. This article explores how by using therapeutic interventions from a […]
Daren J. Wilson
High Adversity Resilience Training (HART): Development for emergency responders and defence 22nd March 2024
Orientation: High adversity occupations (HAOs) such as first responders, healthcare workers, and military personnel are subject to extreme exposure to potentially traumatic events (PTEs), thus increasing their risk of mental illness and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). There is a recognised gap in providing comprehensive, proactive resilience training to mitigate these risks effectively.Research purpose: This study aimed to […]
Jurie G. Rossouw
A conceptual framework for mapping and enhancing children’s emotional well-being 5th March 2024
Orientation: The 7 Dimensions conceptual framework represents a synthesis of a wide range of documented theory and research concerned with children’s emotional well-being.Research purpose: The research was designed to examine the diverse, interactive aspects of children’s overall emotional experience to ensure constructive, focused and relevant systems of support.Motivation for the study: Although information about children’s emotional experience abounds […]
Jean A. Annan