Paul Brusser

Paul Brusser
University of Cape Town | UCT · Department of Psychology

M.A. Clinical Psychology

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Introduction
M.A. Clinical Psychology, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Skills and Expertise
Counseling
Neuroscience
Psychopathology
Psychotherapeutic Processes
Mental Illness
Treatment
Psychoeducation
Clinical Assessment
Psychological Assessment
Therapeutic Alliance
Additional affiliations
February 2011 - November 2015
University of Cape Town
University of Cape Town
  • Department of Psychology
  • Cape Town, South Africa
Position
  • Student

Publications

Publications (2)
Public Representations of Loss in Death Announcements, 1912 to 2002
Article
  • May 2017
This work presents a historical analysis of death announcements ( N = 1,443) posted in the New York Times between 1912 and 2002. Announcements were coded according to two main categories: the genre of the announcement and the presence of emotion words. Four distinct main genres emerged: death notices, memorials, recognition postings by organization...
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Figure 1 : “Phases of the typical high dose DMT experience” (Rodrigues,...
On the Neuropsychology of Near-Death Experiences
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  • Dec 2015
Near-death experiences are a pan-human phenomenon involving conscious imaginal experience in temporal proximity to (perceived) physical death. This essay reviews two popular theories on their neurobiological underpinnings. These are the DMT-Pineal hypothesis, and the fight-or-flight REM-intrusion model of Kevin Nelson. After reviewing the evidence...
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