Steven Pinker
Steven Pinker's official website features his work as a cognitive scientist, linguist, and author of numerous books on language, mind, and human nature. He explores topics such as human evolution, cognitive psychology, and the state of modern society.
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Web site for Steven Pinker, Johnstone Professor of Psychology, Harvard University and author of books on language, mind, & human nature. Steven Pinker is a renowned professor of psychology at Harvard University and a leading figure in cognitive science and linguistics. His books, lectures, and articles delve into the science of language, the human mind, and societal progress, making complex ideas accessible to a broad audience.
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Dr.Laurie Santos
Dr. Laurie Santos is a Yale professor, scientist, and podcast host known for her work on happiness and well-being. Dr.Laurie Santos offers courses and resources on positive psychology and well-being to help individuals improve their mental health and happiness.
un-Denial
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.
Dr. Paul Wong's blog | Psychologist, Researcher, and Speaker
Dr. Wong is the Founding President of the Meaning-Centered Counselling Institute, Inc. (MCCI) and the originator of meaning-centered counselling and therapy (MCCT), an integrative existential positive psychotherapy. As the Founding Director of the Graduate Program in Counselling Psychology at Trinity Western University, he has trained many counsellors and psychotherapists in applied behavioural analysis and therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, existential therapy, and cross-cultural counselling. As a registered clinical psychologist in Ontario for over 40 years, he has very broad experience in working with various kinds of behavioural and psychological problems. He has served on federal government agencies, including the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) in Washington, DC (1981-1986) and the National Advisory Council on Aging for the Canadian Minister of Health in Ottawa, ON (1994-1997).