Imagination, Mental Imagery, Consciousness, and Cognition: Scientific, Philosophical and Historical Approaches
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Applied Mental Imagery.
Imagery based techniques have been used quite extensively in clinical
psychology and psychotherapy, psychological and even spiritual "self-help," sports
training, pain control, education, etc. (Material on mnemonic applications
of imagery, which may overlap with educational ones, can be found on the
Mental Imagery - Theories
and Experiments page.) Although my views on cognition are probably consistent
with the possibility of imagery being an effective psychological tool, I have
no real expertise in this area. Feel free to
email me if you have
any links to suggest for this page, but please do not contact
me for psychiatric or medical advice. I am not qualified to give it. The
listing of a site here should not be taken to imply any
endorsement of the views it contains or the claims it makes, nor of the
intellectual quality (which may vary widely) of its content. Neither is any
endorsement implied of any products or services which may be being sold or
promoted at these sites.
N.J.T.T.
