The idea that science tells us that everything can be explained just by physical processes is wrong and silly.

Consciousness has three basic meanings: 1) functional awareness and responsivity; 2) subjective experience of being; and 3) explicit self-conscious awareness.

Looking at the world through the lens of the Periodic Table of Behavior helps make sense of how to see the world as a scientist.

The Architecture of the Human Mind

This blog summarizes a leading integrative psychotherapist’s views on the five core principles that define the processes of adaptive therapeutic change.

A philosopher claims there have been three big bangs. He is missing the fourth.

There are five basic evolutionary steps that, when taken together, allow us to map human consciousness.

Healthy justification systems are crucial to mental health. The “Three C Method” is a simple, effective way to move in that direction.

A new level is emerging in the 21st Century. Given that, we can now choose wisely as we consciously evolve.

Properly defined, mind should be thought of in four ways. As 1) a kind of behavior; 2) neurocognition; 3) subjective experience; and as 4) self-conscious justification.