Greetings!
Welcome to WiseBrain, bringing you skillful means for
happiness, love, effectiveness, and wisdom - from the fertile common ground of
psychology, neurology, and contemplative practice.
Everything here is offered freely, and you are welcome to share it
with others (with appropriate acknowledgement of authorship, please).
To contact us, just email Rick Hanson, PhD.
On this website, you will find:
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- A growing body of information about the neuroscience of psychological well-being and spiritual growth.
- Articles and other resources from the world's great contemplative traditions, with an emphasis on actual practice.
- Archived copies of the twice-monthly Wise Brain Bulletin, full of useful information and
methods for your personal well-being, relationships, work, and spiritual interests; you can
subscribe here (and you can opt out any time).
- Materials from the monthly "Train Your Brain" class.
- Articles by Rick Hanson, PhD and Rick Mendius, MD.
- Talks on positive psychology, the neurology of well-being, and contemplative depth.
- Slide shows by Drs. Hanson or Mendius.
- Organized links to major internet resources for psychology, neuroscience, and the contemplative traditions.
- Information about the The Wellspring Institute for Neuroscience and Contemplative Wisdom - sponsor of this website - including its research projects.
- Links to The Brain in the News from around the net.
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We emphasize a rational perspective, evidence-based methods, and respect for the great diversity of what works best for different people.
In the 21st century, modern brain science and ancient contemplative wisdom are illuminating
each other.
Besides being fascinating in its own right, this cross-fertilization and growing integration spotlights increasingly effective ways for using your mind to change your brain to benefit your whole being - and those you touch.
And in a world that sometimes seems overwhelmed by stress, greed, fear, and violence - this emerging science of mind may help nurture in it greater understanding, compassion, and peacefulness.
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