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The world is hurting and what we're doing isn't working. I explore healing at the intersection of spirituality, science and evidence-based knowledge, what Jung called the transcendent third. Grounded woo.

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The world is hurting and what we're doing isn't working. Iโ€™m a psychotherapist and former scientist exploring healing at the intersection of spirituality and science. I call it Grounded Woo.

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