Latest discussions in the Method of Levels Section in Discourse
- by @MatSalgadoHow well (or bad) does this idea capture the MOL process? I’m particularly focusing on the stochastic nature of exploration. Reorganization has been described as stochastic change, but I haven’t seen the exploration itself framed this way. (If it has been so please cite) MOL: Stochastic exploration of goal conflict, guided by the current focus […]
- by @MatSalgadoToday we had the IAPCT Pre-conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina We sat together, shared thoughts and experiences with PCT and MOL, and went into two live practices. The interest was high and the room alive. Everyone walked away with the new Spanish editions of Tim Carey’s MOL books, beautifully edited by @Archivist Grateful to the […]
- by @bnhpct Bruce E. NevinConsciously felt emotions are associated with topographically distinct combinations of bodily sensations, and this appears to be universal cross-culturally. L. Nummenmaa, E. Glerean, R. Hari, & J.K. Hietanen. (2013). Bodily maps of emotions, *Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A.*111 (2) 646-651, https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1321664111(2014). Some of our discussion of a PCT model of emotion is here. Presentations on […]
- by @MatSalgadoThanks to the incredible work and generosity of @Archivist and Tim Carey, we’ve now published Hold That Thought! in Spanish. This is the second Spanish translation we’ve released in less than a year. Last year we published Method of Levels (MOL): How to Do Psicotherapy Without Getting in the Way, and have already printed more […]
- by @bnhpct Bruce E. NevinEva has provided a bit of background concerning the area around Zwolle. Zwolle is a beautiful medieval town (a Hanzestad, one of the merchant cities along the river the Ijssel). Our conference venue in the Studiecentrum of the Open Universiteit is 20 minutes walk from the city center (map). As a merchant city (one of […]