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Article #038 · Collection Two

MDMA, the Nervous System, and Social Safety

How affiliation, trust, threat perception, and body awareness may intersect during treatment.

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How affiliation, trust, threat perception, and body awareness may intersect during treatment.

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  1. Paper #90·2025·Additional High-Value Papers (Working Bibliography)
    A Co-Produced International Qualitative Systematic Review of Trauma During Homelessness and Mental Health

    Nirva Relevance —Relevant to displacement, loss of safety, systemic trauma, dignity, and the need for survivor-informed services.

  2. Paper #89·2024·Additional High-Value Papers (Working Bibliography)
    Nurse Burnout and Patient Safety, Satisfaction and Quality of Care: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

    Nirva Relevance —Connects clinician dysregulation and burnout with healthcare quality, errors, safety culture, missed care, and patient experience. This is highly relevant to the Nirva Institute and future hospital programming.

  3. Paper #88·2023·Additional High-Value Papers (Working Bibliography)
    Social Support and Post-Traumatic Growth: A Meta-Analysis

    Nirva Relevance —Supports the role of relational support in rebuilding meaning and perceiving growth following trauma.

  4. Paper #82·2025·Additional High-Value Papers (Working Bibliography)
    Effect of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction on Patients With Chronic Pain

    Nirva Relevance —Supports patient-focused mindfulness as a complementary element of chronic-pain care.

  5. Paper #85·2025·Additional High-Value Papers (Working Bibliography)
    Effectiveness of Digital Lifestyle Interventions for Depression and Anxiety

    Nirva Relevance —Relevant to combining movement, sleep, self-monitoring, psychoeducation, and behavior-change support within a digital platform.

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