Labyrinth Research Bibliography
Labyrinth stress reduction project
Abstract: According to the researcher, this is a "casual" research project funded by a small grant to measure the effect of tracing a finger labyrinth on the stress levels of those who used it. An 18 inch wooden finger labyrinth was placed in the meditation room of the hospital where the researcher was health education director. A short survey and instructions were placed near the labyrinth. Thirty surveys were completed for this study. Of the 30 respondents, 28 (93%) reported "some" stress to "lots" of stress prior to tracing the finger labyrinth. After tracing the finger labyrinth, 28 (93%) reported that they were "more relaxed" to "very relaxed."
Journal articles without abstracts:
Ancient and medieval labyrinths and contemporary narrative therapy: How do they fit?
by Bloos, I. D. & O'Conner, T. S. 2002. Journal of Pastoral Psychology, 50(4), 219-230.
Immersions in ambiguity: The labyrinth and the analytic process
by C. Savitz 1991. Journal of Analytical Psychology, 36, 461-481.
Masters thesis (unpublished) without abstract:
Leading from the inside out: Incorporating the labyrinth as a leadership tool in organizations
by B. L. Kyle 2002. Royal Roads University, Canada. (ProQuest Digital Dissertations database. Publication No. AAT MQ77742). Abstract not available.