Category Archives: Clinical Theory and Practice

Toward a post-Cartesian science of nonduality: UnScience, Dzogchen, and Einstein’s folly

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Kenneth Bradford

Clinical psychologist and phenomenologist, Ken Bradford, challenges the assumption that the hard sciences can contribute to our understanding of nondual awareness. Continue reading →

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The Felt Sense of Awareness Itself

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Will Joel Friedman

A brief companion to Will Friedman’s main article, “Inquiring into Reality.” Continue reading →

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Inquiring Into Reality: A Twelve-Stage Clinical Protocol

Posted on April 23, 2011 by Will Joel Friedman

Will Friedman’s twelve-step clinical protocol to deconstruct binding concepts building upon Byron Katie’s “The Work” and John Prendergast’s adaptation of her approach to psychotherapy.
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