The World of Stanley Krippner

Dr. Stanley Krippner, internationally known for his work in consciousness, dreams, and other transpersonal topics, maintains a Web site which provides a number of his articles in full text, information on his life and work, and a photo gallery of his travels.

PILOTS - PTSD Research Database

PILOTS is a citation/abstract database of research on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It currently includes well over 28,000 citations. You can take advantage of the Pilots Thesaurus to narrow your search. Beyond the basic Keyword, Author, Title, and Descriptor Searching. You can also search by Author Affiliation, Instrument, URL and more.


Remember to check the A to Z list on the Access Online Databases page to see if we own the journal issue you need, and the library's book holdings (electronic- ebrary or EBSCO Host or print-Library Catalog) for any books.

ITP Faculty on the Web

A large number of ITP Core Faculty and Associate Adjunct Faculty members maintain their own Web sites. They are great places to explore:

William Braud www.integral-inquiry.com
Jan Fisher www.Living-Arts-Center.com
Olga Louchakova www.hridayamyoga.org/
Shani Robins www.wisdomtherapy.com
Charlie Tart http://www.paradigm-sys.com/index.cfm
Ben Tong http://drbenjaminrtong.com/
Angeles Arrien www.angelesarrien.com
James Fadiman http://www.jamesfadiman.com/

Rehabilitation Research Databases

The National Rehabilitation Information Center hosts three databases that you can search:

• REHABDATA
• NIDRR Project Database
• NARIC Knowledgebase

These databases include information on mental health rehabilitation. This is a handy place to discover research citations; remember to check the A to Z list on the Access Online Databases page to see if we own the journal issue you need, and the library's book holdings (electronic- ebrary or EBSCO Host or print-Library Catalog) for any books.

Personality and Personal Growth - Helpful Content Online

The Web site for Personality and Personal Growth, the textbook authored by Drs. Frager and Fadiman, provides additional content on the topics covered in the text. http://wps.prenhall.com/hss_frager_personality_6

PsycInfo - Searching by Methodology

Searching for empirical studies, literature reviews, or meta-analyses in PsycInfo is easier than you think.
In CSA, select PsycInfo and click on Continue to Search. Click on the Search Tools tab at the top, then click on the Indexes Tab. Use the Indexes pull-down menu to select the Methodology Index. Click on Go.
A list of the various types of article methods will be listed below.

Checkmark the types of studies you are interested in and click on Search at the left. This will generate a search by methodology. Click on the Quick Search or Advanced Search tab and generate a search on your topic. To combine your topic search with the methodology search, click on Search Tools tab and click on Combine Searches. At the bottom of the screen you will see your searches with their assigned search number. Combine your searches in the search box using their search numbers including # (for example #1 and #2) and click on the green search button.