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What Freud Didn't Know

Emotional Well-being through Neuroscience and Psychology
by Timothy B. Stokes, Ph.D.
Tim Stokes has been doing psychotherapy for more than 30 years. He is the clinical director of Corporate Psychological Services and author of What Freud Didn't Know (January 2010). See full bio
June 20, 2009, Neuroscience

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Neurobiology doesn’t reduce human experience into mechanistic meaninglessness.

By Timothy B. Stokes, Ph.D. on June 20, 2009 in What Freud Didn't Know

Some suggest that embracing the neurobiology that underpins human experience reduces all that is rich and valuable in human life into biochemical mechanisms. The author suggests that experience and the biology that underlies it are actually two different things. They don’t equate. Read More

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