“He who fights monsters”, but who or what are the monsters?
Fredrick Nietzche is famous for saying “He who fights monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster… when you gaze…
Author: Brian
Unveiling the Nuances of Neurodiversity: Humanizing Rather than Pathologizing
Abstract: The concept of neurodiversity has gained significant attention in recent years, challenging the traditional perspective on neurological differences. However, the lack of nuance in…
Neruodiversity & Disability Rights Advocacy Reading Lists
This is a post I will periodically update based on readings and resources that I become aware of on the topic of Neurodiversity & Disability…
Revenge of the 5th!: Star Wars, ACT, & the Factory of Suffering
In my previous post titled ACT & Star Wars: How Acceptance & Commitment Training Can Make You a Jedi, I made comparisons between the…
ACT & Star Wars: How Acceptance & Commitment Training Can Make You a Jedi
ACT can make you like a Jedi Knight. Pretty bold claim, right? Yep! But Acceptance & Commitment Training/Therapy (ACT, pronounces like the word act be…
Science & Humane Behavior Podcast Episode 1: Humanity with Dr. Steven Hayes
In this first episode of the Science & Humane Behavior Podcast, Dr. Steven C. Hayes joins the podcast to talk about humane behavior and its…