Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2022-06-12 at 15:11 Pacific Time
Enjoyed the content very much, thank you.
J.S. from Spokane, Washington
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2022-03-02 at 11:25 Pacific Time
Love this course and the instructor is fantastic.
P.B. from San Dimas, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2022-02-14 at 10:20 Pacific Time
Thank you, good presentation.
R.G. from Orem, Utah
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-12-03 at 19:20 Pacific Time
Great lecture. Very interesting.
J.P. from Campbellsville, Kentucky
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-11-08 at 13:58 Pacific Time
Interesting and informative.
L.C. from Salisbury, Maryland
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-10-05 at 14:56 Pacific Time
A wonderful lecture. I appreciate the enthusiasm and interesting content.
T.M. from Capitola, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-10-02 at 08:19 Pacific Time
I should have taken this sooner after watching the video, I will probably re-watch too. I enjoyed this lecture very much and would like to learn more.
S.B. from Grapevine, Texas
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-21 at 13:22 Pacific Time
Absolutely wonderful lecture from Dr. Stevens! I look forward to taking her classes in the future.
J.M. from Lucerne, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-15 at 13:19 Pacific Time
This series of lectures has been phenomenal. But this was a lecture that flipped my brain on its side, it made me rethink, and shifted some paradigms like rolling a fist full of dice. Bravo!
B.C. from Valdosta, Georgia
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-12 at 13:08 Pacific Time
Embodied Mind Theory by Dr. Victoria Stevens was very profound as she explained how emerging from the integration of findings from developmental effective neuroscience, psychoanalysis, systems theories, and trauma research are important shifts in our ongoing exploration of the relationship between mind and body. Very interesting!
V.D. from Rocklin, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-11 at 12:18 Pacific Time
Enjoying learning and getting an idea about what is coming ahead in the AOS program!
A.J. from Iselin, New Jersey
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-11 at 00:02 Pacific Time
We were thought to think in school in a certain way, over and over again, and the freedom to let the mind open to be okay with ideas that are yours.
N.S. from Encino, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-10 at 19:57 Pacific Time
This was a wonderful way to think about how to combine different modalities.
L.M. from Tarzana, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-09 at 17:25 Pacific Time
Dr. Stevens gave one of the most inspired lectures, I enjoyed her passion and the exercises were simple, yet poignant in their meaning.
T.C. from Denver, Colorado
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 23:05 Pacific Time
Fascinating lecture and presentation from an incredibly knowledgeable professor. Difficult material for me but I hope to do well when I eventually take AOS.
D.R. from Mission Viejo, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 21:23 Pacific Time
Amazing information and I can't wait for her lectures. Brilliant insightful and thought provoking.
T.O. from Canoga Park, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 21:19 Pacific Time
Excellent presentation by a dynamic speaker. But I kept on thinking about how much of what she covered is actually taught at HMI. NLP - Paradigm Shift - A person's "Map of the World;" telling us a version of the HMI Theory of Mind, all of our behavior being subconscious behavior; using emotion in therapy to affect change; the use of imagination - hello Therapeutic Imagery and other imagery; Dr. John Kappas' E&P theory, recognizing qualities in individuals that go well beyond labels, and so on. It was fun to keep on relating what she said to what I learned (and practice) at HMI. There is a movie coming out end of October or early November that every psychologist, psychoanalyst, and hypnotherapist should see, called VIOLET, written and directed by Justine Bateman. You'll understand why I say this when you see it.
R.W. from West Hills, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 21:19 Pacific Time
This class was awesome! I was so absorbed and hanging on every word that Dr. Stevens said that the hour completely slipped by. I can't wait until I can start the AOS program, and only wished I would be able to immediately following my graduation in February.
A.P. from Murrieta, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 21:08 Pacific Time
Great class. Love learning about paradigm.
K.C. from Kelso, Washington
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 21:06 Pacific Time
What a wonderful, inspiring talk! It’s exciting to see how changes are evolving.
S.A. from North Hollywood, California
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 21:05 Pacific Time
Great lesson presented, amazing information!
B.G. from Mission, Texas
Introduction to the Embodied Mind Theory
2021-09-08 at 21:05 Pacific Time
Amazing presentation. It was great. I'm so excited about the AOS program. Thank you.
J.W. from Jackson, Michigan