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31 July 2015Contemplative Psychology

Art Therapy: It’s Not Just an Art Project | Psychology Today

It is the right-hemisphere-to-right-hemisphere, attuned, interpersonal qualities of the art therapy relationship that support art’s reparative powers. Ultimately, humans as a species have always repaired,…

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30 May 2015Contemplative Psychology Health

Hacking The Nervous System

This is a great article. Persevere though the rats getting anti-inflammatories injected into their brains to the woman in Holland with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) who…

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14 May 2015Contemplative Psychology

How Our Bodies React to Seeing Goodness | Greater Good

How Our Bodies React to Seeing Goodness | Greater Good.

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13 February 2015Contemplative Psychology

▶ AEDP overview with Diana Fosha – YouTube

▶ AEDP overview with Diana Fosha – YouTube. I wanted to share this video intro to AEDP. I discovered her work/book while at Naropa. She…

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02 February 2015Contemplative Psychology

The Trip Treatment – MIchael Pollan The New Yorker

Many researchers I spoke with described their findings with excitement, some using words like “mind-blowing.” Bossis said, “People don’t realize how few tools we have…

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13 September 2014Contemplative Psychology

Why Being Near The Ocean Can Make You Calmer And More Creative

Wallace J. Nichols, a marine biologist, believes that we all have a "blue mind" — as he puts it, "a mildly meditative state characterized by…

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01 September 2014Contemplative Psychology

Study reveals that Vajrayana meditation techniques associated with Tibetan Buddhism can enhance brain performance

Study reveals that Vajrayana meditation techniques associated with Tibetan Buddhism can enhance brain performance.

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22 July 2014Contemplative Psychology

This Is Your Brain on a Break Up | Nerve

Lucy Brown, a neuroscientist at Yeshiva University, explained to me why. From her 20 years of researching brains in and out of love, she says…

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24 May 2014Contemplative Psychology

A Revolutionary Approach to Treating PTSD – NYTimes.com

“The single most important issue for traumatized people is to find a sense of safety in their own bodies,” van der Kolk says. “Unfortunately, most…

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20 March 2014Contemplative Psychology Dharma

Bursting the Bubble of Fear | Tricycle

Here is a lovely article from Ezra Bayda in 2002 in Tricycle magazine. It describes the practice I am continuing to work with, with the…

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