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#299 Cronenberg’s A Dangerous Method with Jungian Analyst, John Beebe MD
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#298 The Relationship Between Positive Psychology and Health Outcomes with Lisa Aspinwall, PhD
Lisa G. Aspinwall Ph.D., is associate professor of psychology at the University of Utah, US, and a member of the Huntsman Cancer Institute. Her research program examines self-regulatory processes and future-oriented thinking (proactive coping, optimism, prevention) as...
#297 Engineering Happiness with Rakesh Sarin, PhD
#296 Critiquing Positive Psychology as Cancer Treatment with James Coyne, PhD
James C. Coyne, Ph.D is Director of the Behavioral Oncology Program, Abramson Cancer Center and Professor of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Here is a link to a CBS news television story in which he appears along...
#295 Mythology and the Spiritual Journey with Richard Naegle, PhD
Transcript Richard Naegle PhD describes himself in the following terms: “I have always been interested in the unfolding of soul—as found in culture, art, ecology, and individuals. Having studied international relations at Occidental College and Johns Hopkins School of...
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