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mind–body intervention

mind–body intervention A mind–body intervention is a healthcare approach used for physical and psychological therapy that directs attention to the body and to inner experience.

A mind–body intervention is a healthcare approach used for physical and psychological therapy that directs attention to the body and to inner experience. It can include trance-like or hypnotic elements and may involve a non-ordinary state of consciousness.

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Drafting source: Zech Nina; Busch Martin; Jaeger Veronika; Hansen Ernil. Trance states during a mind–body intervention monitored by BIS. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1728381; article XML SHA-256 95b1db970f52b62ba3251a35c427b48225ba2e34b757a62422bf7fa739ef4c59. “Trance states during a mind–body intervention monitored by BIS” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1728381).
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