CNC Dialogues
CNC Dialogues
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I am Dr. Aldrich Chan, a neuropsychologist in Miami and I teach for the MA and Doctoral programs at Pepperdine University. I am the host of the Center for Neuropsychology and Consciousness (CNC) Dialogues. In this series, I interview and discuss a wide range of topics with several recognized professionals in the field of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy for educational purposes. Dialogues are tailored towards creative angles to conventional ideas and how they relate to cutting-edge science, and living.
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The podcast focuses on topics like free will, the relationship between psychoanalysis and spirituality, existential therapy approaches, the nature of consciousness, and trauma. Example episodes include discussions on the neural basis of free will with Dr. Peter Tse, the interplay of psychoanalysis and spirituality with Dr. Edward Shafranske, and insights on the existential-integrative approach with Dr. Kirk Schneider.
I am Dr. Aldrich Chan, a neuropsychologist in Miami and I teach for the MA and Doctoral programs at Pepperdine University. I am the host of the Center for Neuropsychology and Consciousness (CNC) Dialogues. In this series, I interview and discuss a wide range of topics with several recognized professionals in the field of psychology, neuroscience and philosophy for educational purposes. Dialogues are tailored towards creative angles to conventional ideas and how they relate to cutting-edge science, and living.
My guest today is Professor Alfried Längle, a leading voice in existential analysis and a close collaborator of Viktor Frankl (who, if you somehow don’t know, was the author of Mans Search for Meaning which The Library of Congress listed as”One of the ten most influential books in America).“In his work with Frankl during the 1980s, he helped extend logotherapy into what is now known as the Viennese School of Existential Analysis. He served for decades as president of the International Society for Logotherapy and Existential Analysis and has taught and lectured worldwide.Trained as both a physician and psychologist, and grounded in decades of clinical work in psychiatry and psychotherapy, he has been instrumental in evolving logotherapy into a rich, phenomenological approach that centers not only on meaning, but on lived experience, freedom, and the person’s inner consent to life.
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