Psychology & Science
Clinical SOP: Polysomnography & Wearables to Differentiate Sleep Paralysis from Alleged Possession
Practical SOP for clinics using polysomnography and wearables to distinguish sleep paralysis from alleged possession. Includes protocol, consent and report templates.
Surveillance Methods for 'Possession' Reports During Infectious Waves and Long COVID (2020–2026)
Examines 2020–2026 surveillance methods for 'possession' reports during infectious waves and Long COVID: data sources, ethical safeguards, early findings and research gaps.
Clergy Screening Toolkit: Plain‑Language Checklist to Rule Out Dissociative, Psychotic and Medical Causes Before Deliverance
A plain‑language screening checklist for clergy to rule out medical, psychotic and dissociative causes before deliverance, with red flags and referral steps.
Wearable Sleep Data as Evidence: Standards, Chain‑of‑Custody and Expert Reporting for Sleep Paralysis in Legal Settings
How wearable sleep data can be collected, validated, and forensically preserved for sleep paralysis cases — standards, chain‑of‑custody, and expert reporting.
Remote Differential Diagnosis: Telehealth Protocols for Assessing Alleged Possession
Telehealth protocol for alleged possession: triage, safety screening, cultural formulation, differential diagnosis and escalation guidance.
Integrated Care Pathways: Sleep Clinics and Pastoral Teams Managing Chronic 'Entity' Reports
Practical guide for clinicians and pastoral teams co‑managing chronic nighttime 'entity' reports (sleep paralysis): screening, referral, ethics, and pathways.
Objective Signals: Wearables & HRV in Research on Alleged Possession (2022–2025)
2022–2025 evidence review of wearables and HRV for alleged possession episodes: methods, measurement limits, ethical safeguards and guidance for clinicians.
App‑Delivered CBT and Digital Treatments for Sleep Paralysis: A 2020–2025 Evidence Review & Patient Guide
Review of app-delivered CBT and digital therapies for sleep paralysis (2020–2025), summarizing evidence, practical self-help steps, and when to seek clinical care.
Expert Witness Playbook: Preparing Clinicians to Testify About Possession Claims
Practical guide for clinicians testifying about possession claims: legal standards, differential diagnosis (ICD‑11), report structure, HIPAA, and courtroom tips.
Sleep Paralysis Clinics: Combining Neurology, Sleep Medicine & Pastoral Care
Multidisciplinary clinics unite neurology, sleep medicine and pastoral care to treat distressing sleep paralysis and reduce 'possession' fears and trauma.