The International Human Learning Resources Network (IHLRN) is an organization founded by Virginia Satir, dedicated to exploring humanistic approaches to family therapy.
This website provides information about IHLRN, an organization that brings together colleagues from around the world to share expertise, learn from each other, and explore humanistic approaches. It also announces an upcoming conference at the Zephyr Retreat Center in Lake Tahoe.
un-Denial is a platform dedicated to exploring the concept of denial as an evolutionary mechanism that allows intelligence to coexist with subconscious decision-making processes, delving into topics like energy, ecology, and human behavior.
The Dulwich Centre is a hub for narrative therapy, community work, training, and publishing.
Dr. Mark Thornton is an Assistant Professor at Dartmouth College's Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences and the Director of the SCRAP Lab. His research interests lie in social prediction, focusing on how individuals anticipate the thoughts, feelings, and actions of others. He employs a multidisciplinary approach, including fMRI, computational modeling, behavioral experiments, and web techniques, to uncover the principles behind our social knowledge and predictive abilities. Visit his online platform, mysocialbrain.org, to participate in research and explore his findings through accessible blog summaries of his research papers. Dr. Thornton holds a Ph.D. from Harvard University and a bachelor's degree from Princeton University, with a background in social cognitive and affective neuroscience.