Background: Exceptional experiences (EE) are experiences that deviate from ordinary
experiences, for example precognition, supernatural appearances, or déjà vues. In spite of …

Exceptional experiences (EE) occur frequently within the populations of many countries and
across various socio-cultural contexts. Although some EE show similarities with mental …

Exceptional human experiences (EHEs) have garnered increasing research attention,
particularly with regard to the characteristics and potential functional aspects of these …

Background The stepped care model for psychological distress has been promoted in recent
years, leading to the enhancing roles of primary care professionals and alternative sources …

Objectives The aims of this study were to assess the prevalence of self-reported mental
health problems and help-seeking among young physicians, and identify predictors of …

Background Globally, the mental health help-seeking behavior of university students is
reported to be poor; less than one-third of university students with common mental disorders …

The present study aims to analyse the association that different types of spiritual and
religious practices have with the occurrence of Exceptional Human Experiences (EHEs) as …

The study examines the prevalence of déjà vu in healthy Czech adults and explores its
relationships with a number of variables: age, sex, neuroticism, depression, the degree of …

Objectives There is growing recognition of the value of researching anomalous experiences
in the general population to aid our understanding of the psychosis continuum. There are …

Background Young people are generally reluctant to seek professional help when
experiencing problems. However, past experience of services is often cited as increasing …