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The subtitle to DR. SUSAN MARTINEZ ‘s book says it all; The Fall of the Standard Model and the Rise of Knowledge from Unseen Worlds. That’s what its all about!!
“When we’re talking about psychobiology, we’re really talking about the brain and the body.”
DR. STAN TATKIN, PsyD, MFT, is a clinician, researcher, teacher, and developer of A Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy® (PACT). He has a clinical practice in Calabasas, CA. In this interview we discuss his book, Wired for Love.
“Robin, you’re terrific, I really enjoyed the interview with you” – Dr. Stan Tatkin
One forth of all Americans ingest acetaminothen, also known as paracetamol, on a regular basis. This is the pain reducing ingredient in Tylenol and over 600 other over-the-counter drugs. Although used as a physical pain relief, the research into its psychological pain reducing effects are bringing some important questions and issues to the forefront. DR. DOMINIK MISCHKOWITZ is leading some of this cutting edge research. It is to his credit and our benefit to combine the research of the psychological and pharmaceutical effects of this and other drugs.
research. https://academic.oup.com/scan/article/11/9/1345/2224135/From-painkiller-to-empathy-killer-acetaminophen
DR. ALEXANDER WUNSCH is a world class expert on photobiology and light medicine. His medical practice and involvement in the technical aspects of light therapies is leading us into a much needed re-focusing of medical therapies.
DR. ALEXANDER WUNSCH is a world class expert on photobiology and light medicine. His medical practice and involvement in the technical aspects of light therapies is leading us into a much needed re-focusing of medical therapies.
JAY HARMAN is credited with being among the first pioneering scientists to use biomimicry—the science of employing nature to advance sustainable technology. Jay’s work is quickly becoming a cornerstone of modern and future engineering. His book, The Shark’s Paintbrush, is an exciting look into the brilliance of nature and how biomimicry is leading our new industrial revolution.
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Musician, scientist, writer, poet, philosopher and lecturer, Dr. KRISHNA KANT SHUKLA wound his way into heart and soul via theoretical physics and Classical Indian music. In doing so, Krishna found an ecology to spirit that is present in all aspects of life.
Philosopher/farmer, FRED KIRSCHENMANN, is an experienced wise thinker and a deep dwelling intuitive when it comes to stewarding our land. He shares an appointment as Distinguished Fellow for the Leopold Center and as President of Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills, New York. He also continues to manage his family’s 1,800-acre certified organic farm in south central North Dakota.
http://www.leopold.iastate.edu
Cultivating an Ecological Conscience (it’s not just for farmers any more) is a University Press of Kentucky book
DENNIS MCKENNA and his brother Terence McKenna have been exploring the inner reaches of the cosmos for many years. Seeking out a mutual collaboration with the plant medicines their adventures are recounted in Dennis’s book, The Brotherhood of the Screaming Abyss. Terence has passed and Dennis continues his work as both scientist and field explorer. He will be the key note speaker at Psychedlic Shine, an event for the psychedelic community to be held at the Boulder Theater February 12th, 2017.
A tree can be only as strong as the forest that surrounds it. PETER WOHLLEBEN illustrates the centrality of trees in Earth’s ecosystem demonstrating an astonishing sociality of trees, abounding with wisdom about what makes strong human communities and societies.
His book is The Hidden Life of Trees.
