Mind-Body Medicine Research Lab
The Mind-Body Medicine Research Laboratory is a dedicated and comprehensive research program that aims to explore and develop both complementary and mind-body medical interventions in integrative healthcare. The program focuses on various methods, such as clinical and experimental hypnosis, relaxation-based interventions, and mindfulness, to identify, understand, and disseminate effective interventions.
Our Studies
Our research focus is primarily on administering mind-body interventions for physical and emotional symptoms. The current research studies are conducted in part with funding from the National Institutes of Health/National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NIH/NCCIH), the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), and the internal support of Baylor University.
Hot Flashes in Women
This is a 5 year National Institutes of Health funded (R01) study in collaboration with investigators at University of Michigan School of Nursing and University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The aims of the study are to determine the efficacy of self-administered hypnosis on menopausal symptoms, sleep, and anxiety.
Get Involved
Are you interested in participating in a clinical trial?
Are you a student looking to work alongside our researchers?
We provide opportunities for both students and non-students!